Formula 1 will pay a collective homage to Niki Lauda before Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, with a minute's silence before the start followed by a red cap tribute from the teams and drivers. The F1 legend died last Monday at the age of 70, and Lauda's passing has sparked a deluge of tributes, praises and testimonials. Mercedes adds red halo as tribute to Lauda All teams are paying their respects to the three-time world champion by displaying a special message or an image on their cars. But the F1 community as a whole will offer its own eulogy to Lauda in tomorrow's pre-race build-up. A minute of silence is to be held after which all 20 drivers, joined by F1 folk and figures "who played a...
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