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2012 Monaco Grand Prix in pictures

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27th May 2012, 17:5410th December 2012, 10:17 | Written by Keith Collantine

Pictures from the 2012 Monaco Grand Prix, won by Mark Webber.

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Posted on 27th May 2012, 17:5410th December 2012, 10:17Author Keith CollantineCategories 2012 F1 season, F1 PicturesTags 2012 monaco grand prix, F1, Monaco Grand Prix

7 comments on “2012 Monaco Grand Prix in pictures”

sumedh
27th May 2012, 17:57
Where is that pic of Kamui completely air-borne after hitting Romain? I saw Keith shared it on twitter.
icemangrins (@icemangrins)
27th May 2012, 20:17
Schumi’s coming out of the tunnel in inters?
1. woogle
  27th May 2012, 20:45
  he retired b4 the rain didnt he?
  1. icemangrins (@icemangrins)
    27th May 2012, 21:01
    @woogle and only Jean Eric deployed the inters… this could be a pic from FP2.
    1. Stretch (@stretch)
      28th May 2012, 12:23
      Yeah I thought this was weird too, the tyre strategies table also confirms he was on slicks.
AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
27th May 2012, 21:23
So Horner and Newey went in the swimming pool, regardless of the rain. Why not I guess!
1. Macca (@macca)
  29th May 2012, 5:25
  Brundle also got thrown in the pool halfway through his interview with Mark Webber,

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