Formula 1
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yeah
embarrassing
I think the commentators actually were a little embarrassed at times
the Monaco βpartyβ is ok, look at the yachts!, but the actual race is a heritage event
the qualifying is legit, should award the points for that, not the race
embarrassing when you compare it to the other big race on the weekend
Indy 500: 22 lead changes (14 different drivers) -
Back in 2017 the Monaco Grand Prix made 90 million Euros over four days for the Principality. It will be a lot more than that now.
You might not like it, but the 72-hour annual party for some of the world's wealthiest and most flashy individuals with some fast cars in the background in a glamorous Mediterranean tax haven with a famous casino brings in the cash. Lots and lots of cash.
There is zero chance of it disappearing from the sporting calendar.
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Back in 2017 the Monaco Grand Prix made 90 million Euros over four days for the Principality. It will be a lot more than that now.
You might not like it, but the 72-hour annual party for some of the world's wealthiest and most flashy individuals with some fast cars in the background in a glamorous Mediterranean tax haven with a famous casino brings in the cash. Lots and lots of cash.
There is zero chance of it disappearing from the sporting calendar.
I didn't say I wanted it gone. It's still cool, it just isn't the pure racing test that comes with a proper track
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The excitement of Monaco on the track is the practice sessions and then the qualifying. Short of a SC the race is just a procession.
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@canefan was it 3 DNFs?
Two I think? He ran a good race, but could not afford missteps by his team over timing of pitstops and tyre changes. After qualifying outside the points positions he had a good chance to win a point but just couldn't hang on with old tyres against Alonso with fresh tyres. I don't know why they didn't change his tyres when everyone else came in during the safety car