Sebastian Vettel says he doesn't understand why F1 has decided to scrap the Monaco GP's traditional Friday rest day, joking that "things that are fun are dying". Earlier this week, F1 boss Stefano Domenicali gave a heads up on next year's calendar of events, revealing that Monaco will be brought in line in 2022 with the sport's traditional three-day format. The change means that the opening day of running in the Principality will no longer take place on Thursday as has always been the tradition at Monaco, with drivers enjoying a day off on Friday. "It used to be fun to have a day off, not to go partying, but to have a bit more time to prepare," Vettel said. "It was...
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