Formula 1: Pitstop Change Could Make Monaco a Crazy Race, Says Verstappen

Lando Norris spots 'complicated' issue as Monaco GP sees F1 rules changed in major way - The Mirror

Monaco has been known for processional races due to the lack of overtaking around the tight and twisty street circuit - but the FIA have introduced a two-stop strategy for this year's even

F1 Drivers Gave Their Thoughts About New Monaco Two-Stop Rule Meant To Make The Race Not Cripplingly Boring

The first course on the greatest Sunday of the motorsports calendar is the Monaco Grand Prix, and while it is one of the most visually stunning races on the planet, it has a reputation for being the racing equivalent of Ambien.That's due to giant, modern F1 cars that create a lot of turbulent air coupled with the tight, twisty nature of the sport's most famous street circuit.For this reason, F1 and the FIA have tweaked the sporting regulations f…

Motor racing-Pitstop change could make Monaco a crazy race, says Verstappen

MONACO (Reuters) -Monaco could be a crazy race this year due to drivers having to make a mandatory two stops, Red Bull's reigning Formula One champion Max Verstappen said on Thursday. Read full story

Formula 1: Pitstop change could make Monaco a crazy race, says Verstappen

The rule change has been introduced to liven up the show at a tight and twisty circuit that some see as an anachronism, with overtaking extremely difficult, leading to processional racing.

A change in the rules of the FIA causes displeasure among the top engineers of Formula One. They don't like that at all.

Formula 1 drivers will face a major change at Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, aimed at livening up the otherwise quiet streets of Monte Carlo. The FIA has decided that each driver must use at least three different sets of tyres during the race. In practice, this means making at least two pit stops. The change is intended to increase strategic variability and offer fans more action on the track. Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has taken credit for the …