Formula 1 has confirmed its planned tributes to Niki Lauda ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. Three-time F1 world champion Lauda died at the age of 70 earlier this week, sparking an outpouring of tributes and emotions from the paddock following the loss of one of the sport's biggest icons. A number of teams have already confirmed they will run with tributes to Lauda on their cars in Monaco, with Mercedes turning its Halo red for the weekend. F1 has now formally confirmed its own tribute plans, with a minute's silence set to be held as part of the pre-race build up. The 20 drivers standing at the front of the grid will be joined by the regular dignitaries, but also by figures...
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