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Monaco Grand Prix: All You Need to Know
Race Details
When and Where?
The 2023 Monaco Grand Prix, the sixth race of the Formula One World Championship, will take place on May 28, 2023, at the Circuit de Monaco.
Track Layout
The Circuit de Monaco is a challenging and iconic street circuit that winds through the streets of Monte Carlo. With its tight corners, narrow straights, and elevation changes, it is considered one of the most demanding tracks on the F1 calendar.
Qualifying and Practice
Practice Sessions
The first practice session for the Monaco Grand Prix will be held on Thursday, May 25, followed by a second session on Friday, May 26. The third and final practice session will be held on Saturday, May 27, before qualifying.
Qualifying
Qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix will be held on Saturday, May 27. The top ten drivers will advance to Q3, where they will compete for pole position. As the race is held on a street circuit, overtaking is extremely difficult, making qualifying crucial.
Race Day
Race Time
The 2023 Monaco Grand Prix will start at 3:00 PM local time (14:00 UTC) on Sunday, May 28.
Race Distance
The race will consist of 78 laps, totaling a distance of 260.286 kilometers (161.7 miles).
Strategy
Tire strategy plays a significant role in the Monaco Grand Prix. The narrow and bumpy track surface degrades tires quickly, and pit stops can be costly. Teams must carefully balance speed and tire management to maximize their chances of victory.
Drivers and Teams to Watch
Several drivers and teams are expected to be strong contenders in the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix. Here are a few to watch:
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull): The reigning world champion is a master of street circuits and will be the favorite to win.
- Charles Leclerc (Ferrari): The Monegasque driver will be eager to impress in his home race and challenge for victory.
- Mercedes AMG Petronas: The Silver Arrows have been struggling this season but will hope to rediscover their form in Monaco.
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