The Automobile Club de Monaco has given the green light for work to begin on preparing the circuit for this year's Grand Prix. Due to the pandemic, last year's event was the first time since 1954 that the Principality hasn't reverberated to the sound of F1, and with the threat from the virus still uncertain many feared this year would see a repeat. Despite the various travel restrictions around the world, F1 was quick to act on speculation that Monaco - in many ways the jewel in the sport's crown - was likely to be one of several street races that could go ahead this year. 'We have set out the details of the revised 2021 calendar and there are no other changes,' said an F1 spokesman last...
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