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Lewis Hamilton is looking for back-to-back wins at the Monaco Grand Prix May 20, 2021 08:44 BST Lewis Hamilton seems to have begun playing mind games with Max Verstappen well before either of them get on track for the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix that will be underway this weekend. The Mercedes driver currently sits atop the Drivers' Championship standings but has faced stiff competition from the Red Bull Racing driver. Verstappen is just 15 points behind having come second in all three races Hamilton has won this season. The two drivers have battled it out on track in each of the first four races,...

Even Monaco has track limits that will be policed Date published: May 20 2021 It may be surrounded by walls, barriers and a harbour but even Monaco has track limits that the race stewards will police this weekend. The Monte Carlo street circuit is one of the most unforgiving tracks on the calendar due to its very rigid track limits. Surrounded by Armco barriers and concrete walls, mistakes are costly at the Monaco Grand Prix as there are very few places where a driver can run off the circuit without hitting something. The FIA, though, has found one place that there is, Turn 10.

FP2: Leclerc heads surprise Ferrari 1-2 in Monaco Date published: May 20 2021 Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz topped the time sheets for Ferrari in second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. Title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were behind the two Ferraris in P3 and P4 respectively, in front of Valtteri Bottas and Lando Norris. With only an hour for the teams to get through their run plans on a circuit where finding ideal track position can be difficult, all 20 drivers were out of the pits within two minutes of the lights going green. While the first timed laps saw the drivers...

Confirmed: 7,500 fans per day at Monaco Grand Prix Date published: May 4 2021 It has been announced that 7,500 fans will be allowed to attend each day of on-track action at the Monaco Grand Prix between May 20-23. While the COVID-19 protocols put in place by Formula 1 since 2020 have allowed for a near-normal 2021 calendar to be put together, the virus continues to bring restrictions. Only Bahrain has so far hosted a race with fans this season, while the Canadian Grand Prix scheduled for June has now been called off with the Turkish Grand Prix confirmed as its replacement. The upcoming Spani...