Riding the bumps and kerbs in Monaco will be key Opinion among drivers is that, while they may be able to follow more closely, visibility and a handling the bumps will prove difficult at this weekend’s Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. All-new aerodynamic regulations were introduced into the sport this season with the express aim of allowing cars to following one another more closely. The by-product of that, it was hoped, would be improved on-track action with greater overtaking. For the most part, that has been achieved with consensus that cars can now follow more closely than before. However, around the tight confines of Monaco, drivers are not expecting passing to be any easier. The...
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