The Controversial Two-Pitstop Rule: Sainz Accuses Monaco GP of Race Manipulation

Carlos Sainz criticized the mandatory two-pitstop rule in the Monaco Grand Prix, stating it allowed drivers to manipulate the race by slowing down. Williams drivers strategically held up the midfield to pit without losing positions, enabling Sainz and Albon to score points. Sainz emphasized that the tactic was too easy in Monaco compared to other tracks with DRS. George Russell overtook Albon off-track in frustration, resulting in a penalty for cutting the chicane. Sainz acknowledged the challenge and importance of avoiding manipulating the race despite the tactical aspects. Racing Bull’s…

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Decoding the Tactical Brilliance: Evaluating the Success of F1’s Monaco GP Two-Pitstop Rule

The mandatory two tire changes at the Monaco Grand Prix sparked mixed reactions among fans and experts alike. Some argue that the rule added excitement to the race by preventing a dull procession to the finish line, rewarding teams with strategic prowess. However, others believe the rule led to artificial racing and awkward strategies, diverting attention from true motor racing skills. Despite the controversy, the new pitstop rule succeeded in shaking up the usual Monaco Grand Prix predictability and making the event more engaging. Teams had to adapt quickly and…

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