From the Pulpit
You would think the marked difference between the Monaco circuit and the Nurburgring's track would prevent any form of assessment of the teams' performance in the upcoming European Grand Prix. F1 Racing's Matt Bishop believes otherwise. And he thinks he knows who's hot and who's not this weekend
Monaco and the Nurburgring may be back-to-back, but the former offers very little to go on when trying to predict what will happen at the latter. Or does it?
The Monaco Grand Prix is, of course, unique - so famously so, in fact, that 'unique' is the adjective most often used to describe it. Above all, it is slow - average lap speeds are in the 90s in miles per hour, while at the Nurburgring the cars nudge 190-200mph four times per lap.
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