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Drivers threatened with ban ahead of Monaco Grand Prix after ‘dangerous driving’
Authorities have warned drivers of a five-day ban ahead of the 2026 F1 Monaco Grand Prix, which is later in the season than usual. The purpose is to avoid the clash between the Monaco GP and the Indianapolis 500. The later date also aids in F1’s logistics and sustainability goals. The Monaco government introduced new guidance, enforcing a five-day vehicle immobilization for road offenses during the GP weekend and Top Marques Monaco. This is in response to unsafe gatherings of sports cars during these events. Despite past Monaco GPs lacking excitement due to limited overtaking opportunities, the race may be more thrilling this year with rule changes and increased overtaking in previous races in 2026.
