Alain Prost admits that it is worth taking risks to win the Monaco Grand Prix, but balances his argument by insisting that precision is still an important factor. The four-time Monaco winner was renowned for his professorial approach to driving a race car, and was rewarded with the record for victories until Michael Schumacher steamrolled his way to the top of the list, but acknowledges that Monaco, where passing is at a premium, requires a slightly different methodology. “It is worth taking the risks but, in a way, you need to be also very precise,” Prost told CNN's The Circuit, “The biggest quality you need to have with this kind of track is really keeping the concentration lap...
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