Monaco Grand Prix organisers have installed a major new kerb on the exit of the Swimming Pool complex in a bid to deter drivers from cutting the corner. The tight right-left chicane has been tricky to police in the past, with drivers tempted to use the old speed bumps in their bid to find extra laptime.ç But as part of a raft of changes made to the track, a new large yellow kerb has been placed on the apex, which drivers will not want to hit in case it either damages their cars or launches them into the air. The kerb was in place for the Formula E round last weekend, and drivers were told to rejoin in a safe manner if they had cut the corner there. To further discourage drivers from taking...
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