Throughout the winter break Motorsport Week will be providing insight into the various workings of the Formula 1 world. Today we take a brief look at how street circuits get ready to host a championship round. Formula 1 grands prix typically take place on permanent circuits but a handful of times each year the streets of a city are turned into a race track. The championship’s three most logistically challenging street circuits are Monaco, Baku and Singapore, with the last two a more recent addition to the world of motorsport, particularly in comparison to the Monaco Grand Prix, first held in 1929. It means that Monaco residents have less justification to complain about potential...
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