xt">Kevin Magnussen The Monaco Grand Prix is the jewel in Formula 1’s crown. Tucked away on the picturesque Cote d’Azur, the Principality’s tortuous, barrier-lined streets provide some of the greatest challenges on the F1 calendar; it’s the race that every driver wants to win. Monaco facts & stats: Monaco is the shortest and slowest circuit on the Formula 1 calendar, but it’s also one of the most demanding. The proximity of the barriers means there’s no room for error, and, with more than 4,000 gear changes during the 78-lap race, there’s great emphasis on reliability. The track layout has remained largely unchanged since French entrepreneur Antony Nogues first...
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