Monaco Grand Prix – The funeral arrangements for Niki Lauda have been outlined by Austrian media, with F1 set to pay tribute to its former Champion before and after Sunday's race in Monte Carlo. Lauda, who died earlier this week at the age of 70 following months of poor health, will be remembered with a minute's silence immediately prior to the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday. Along with the twenty Formula 1 drivers of this year's grid, they will be joined by Niki's contemporaries and peers. They will all be holding red caps, in honour of Lauda's preference for red caps over the 43 years since his Nurburgring crash. On the slow-down lap following the race, Formula 1 has invited every...
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