F1 makes Monaco a two-stop minimum grand prix in bid to improve racing
The World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) has approved a rule to make Monaco a minimum two-stop grand prix in a bid to improve the quality of racing. A lack of overtaking at the iconic street circuit has been criticised for affecting the spectacle of the event while drivers complained last year after an early red flag allowed a free tire change.
Major rule change approved for Monaco Grand Prix ‘to promote better racing’ at famous F1 circuit
The FIA announced on Wednesday that a plan to increase the amount of pit-stops at the Monaco Grand Prix this year has been approved. The famous race on the streets of the principality is regularly criticised for its lack of overtaking opportunities,
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