First pictures from the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix weekend
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Pictures from the build-up to the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix.
Pictures from the build-up to the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix.
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As with several other European grands prix this year, Monaco is set to see markedly cooler conditions than its previous running.
Formula 1 has clarified the track limits for Monaco’s Nouvelle chicane ahead of this year’s grand prix, where an unusual traffic lights system will again be used.
Lando Norris has extended his deal to drive for McLaren after signing a new “multi-year” agreement.
McLaren’s drivers are braced for a challenging weekend in Monaco based on data gleaned from the previous round of the championship.
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Fernando Alonso doesn’t want Alpine to change his car to suit him this year because of the new technical regulations which will come into force next season.
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Lando Norris isn’t troubled by the fact he hasn’t been able to improve his lap time during the final phase of qualifying in the last three races.
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Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna and five other famous F1 figures can be hired as team mates in F1 2021’s updated My Team mode.
Max Verstappen is Lewis Hamilton’s first serious rival for the world championship in five years, says McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown.
Formula 1 teams were once forbidden from mixing up their liveries mid-season. What changed which allowed McLaren to run a special design in Monaco?
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya endured a tough return to IndyCar last weekend, starting last and finishing 21st in Saturday’s Grand Prix of Indianapolis.
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Two misfortunes in as many races have seen Jack Harvey plunge from fifth to 13th in the championship and cost him a victory chance on Saturday.
Rinus VeeKay says Indianapolis 500 success is a realistic target after scoring his first victory and ending Ed Carpenter’s five-year wait for a win.
Lando Norris says McLaren’s special Monaco Grand Prix livery looks even better than their usual design – and he will wear a new helmet to match it.