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Circuit de Monaco

Circuit de Monaco is a street circuit situated on the streets of Monte Carlo and La Condamine and around the harbour of Monaco. It is regularly referred to as “Monte Carlo” due to the circuit
largely being situated inside the neighbourhood of Monte Carlo in Monaco. The inaugural race took place in 1929 with William Grover-Williams winning in a Bugatti. Only three local drivers have managed to win on the Circuit; Louis Chiron in the 1921 Monaco Grand Prix (non-championship), Stefano Coletti at the 2013 Monaco GP2 Series and Stéphane Richelmi in the 2014 Monaco GP2 series.

It takes six weeks to construct the Circuit and a further three weeks to dismantle it. It is considered a narrow circuit and features many tight corners and elevation shifts, making it one of the most demanding tracks in F1 racing. The circuit includes the slowest corner in F1 (the Fairmont Hairpin) as well as one of the quickest (the flat out kink in the tunnel, three turns after the hairpin).

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Getting to the Monaco Grand Prix

If you are flying to the Monaco Grand Prix, the most effective route is to travel to neighbouring Nice Côte d’Azur airport (NCE), just 30km from the principality. This airport is served by both budget and major airlines with direct flights connecting more than 100 cities in Europe and beyond.

Monaco Grand Prix Circuit Address

Circuit de Monaco
Automobile Club de Monaco
23 Boulevard Albert 1er
BP 464
98000 MC Monaco

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