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Red Bull boss Christian Horner has outlined how he would change the Monaco F1 circuit, insisting it “must move with the times” after just two overtakes were completed in Sunday’s GP.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner expressed his thoughts on improving the Monaco Formula 1 circuit after a lack of overtakes during the Grand Prix, emphasizing the need for changes to keep up with current times. The Monaco Grand Prix, known as ‘the jewel in the crown’ of motorsport, has faced criticism for limited racing opportunities on its tight and twisty street circuit. Overtaking numbers have decreased due to the circuit’s constraints and the growing size of F1 cars, despite efforts such as the FIA’s two-stop plan to enhance excitement during the event. Horner suggested the possibility of altering the circuit to create a central overtaking spot, acknowledging the historical significance of Monaco but advocating for necessary updates to enhance the race. He pointed out the challenges posed by the current car size at Monaco and emphasized the importance of adapting to ensure a more dynamic and exciting race for both fans and drivers in the future.
