The 2008 Monaco GP Preview
With Ferrari winning four of the last five races, it is apparent that the onus is on the rest to change the state of play. Tom Keeble weighs up the contenders as the circus moves to the jewel in the Formula One crown
Regularly lauded as the circuit where the driver makes more difference in the package than at any other, Monaco is regarded as a great leveller.
The street circuit always starts very green, so speeds usually increase considerably as the weekend wears on, and teams have to anticipate how the improving grip will impact their cars as the race progresses.
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