No other Grand Prix can match Monaco for glamour, atmosphere and spectacle, as Formula One cars tear through the streets of the Principality.But transforming Monte Carlo from normal city to the world’s most famous F1 venue is a staggering feat: over a period of just six weeks, more than 21 kilometres of barriers and 20,000 square metres of fencing are installed, all with minimum disruption to residents’ everyday life.In the first of a two-part feature, Michel Ferry, general commissioner of race organisers the Automobile Club de Monaco, describes the logistical complexities behind Formula One racing’s annual visit to Monaco…Q: How early do you have to start work in...
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