Sir Lewis Hamilton has emphasised the significance of qualifying well in Monaco as he looks ahead to what could be a wet race on Sunday. The new technical regulations have made the cars bigger, heavier and wider than before, meaning that wrangling the cars around the iconic streets of Monaco – as if it were not difficult enough before – has now become even more challenging. There is also a much greater chance of even the slightest of errors putting the drivers in the wall so, if rain also becomes a factor, Monaco is an entirely different ball game. READ: Sainz and Leclerc land Hollywood role 'The approach to a race always changes when it rains,' Hamilton said, quoted by...
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