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Verstappen calls for Monaco circuit changes

Max Verstappen believes Formula 1 should investigate changes to the circuit layout at the Monaco Grand Prix to make racing better on a Sunday, rather than exploring a different format. Many races see little overtaking in Monaco due to the size of the cars and narrow circuit, but there was even less action this year due to the red flag on the opening lap that allowed all teams a free tyre change and removed the need for pit stops. Without that strategic variable and tension around the pit stop phase, Charles Leclerc could back the field up to make sure there wasn’t a pit stop window for anyone close behind him, leading to a slow pace and no overtaking.
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