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The Circuit de Monaco is a well-known street circuit located in the heart of Monte Carlo, the capital city of Monaco. The circuit has been an iconic part of the Formula One calendar since the inaugural season in 1950, and it is widely regarded as one of the most challenging and prestigious circuits in the entire world.

The Circuit de Monaco is a narrow, twisting track that winds its way through the city streets, featuring tight corners and elevation changes that require a high level of skill and precision from drivers. The circuit is known for its lack of overtaking opportunities, which makes the qualifying session crucial for securing a good result in the special race.

Over the years, the Circuit de Monaco has hosted some of the most memorable races in Formula One history, including Ayrton Senna’s famous drive in the rain in 1984, which saw him win the race by over a minute. Other notable moments include Michael Schumacher’s controversial move on Fernando Alonso in 2006 and the collision between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton in 2014.

Despite its narrow and challenging layout, the Circuit de Monaco has remained a popular fixture on the Formula One calendar, with fans and drivers alike drawn to its unique atmosphere and rich history.

Track length: 3.337km
Race length: 260.286km
Laps: 78
Turns: 19
Circuit opened: 1929
F1 first visited: 1950
Races held: 68
Track Record: 1:10.166, Lewis Hamilton, 2019
Lap Record: 1:12.909, Lewis Hamilton, 2021

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Monaco Grand Prix Facts:

The Monaco Grand Prix has seen close finishes throughout its history, with 34 races won by a margin of less than ten seconds, 25 won by less than five seconds, and eight won by less than a second.

In the past ten races, the average win margin has been 4.869 seconds.

A total of 85 drivers have finished on the podium in Monaco, with Ayrton Senna being the most successful with eight top-three finishes.

Ferrari is the most successful team at the Monaco Grand Prix, with 55 podium finishes, which is twice as much as the second-placed McLaren.

Among nations, British drivers have the most podiums in Monaco, with the British flag appearing on the podium 46 times, 22 more than France.

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