| 1. Circuit de Monaco is a street circuit laid out on the city streets of Monte Carlo and La Condamine around the harbour of the Principality of Monaco.
2. In Monaco, the qualifying session is divided into two groups. Louis Delétraz will drive in group A and Gustav Malja in group B.
3. The race circuit has many elevation changes, tight corners and is narrow.
4. For our Swiss driver Louis Delétraz, it will be the first time he has raced in Monte Carlo.
5. A lap at Monaco lap starts with a short sprint to the tight Sainte-Dévote corner, this is a nearly 90-degree right-hand bend.
6. After the very slow hairpin, the cars head downhill to a double right-hander called Portier before heading into the famous tunnel.
7. The track goes up until the left-right of the Casino of Monte Carlo, from there, goes down again to the right-hand curve of the Mirabeau.
8. The drivers must drive with only millimetres separating them from walls, barriers and other trackside limits to attain fast lap times.
9. For the spectators the proximity of the cars to the grandstands can make it seem as if the cars are faster than at any other circuit. 10. In 2016 Racing Engineering’s drivers finished qualifying first and second in their respective groups. |
