Really wished F1 would ditch Monaco

I disagree Monaco is not the best race but it is F1 history, every race driver wants to win it like Indy 500 or Le Mans the Triple Crown.
The glamour in Monaco is another thing and most of the driver call it home.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is an annual car race on the Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans ( France ). Each car has a team of drivers that drives as many laps as possible in 24 hours. The race has existed since 1923 and usually takes place in June.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of the oldest and largest sports car races in the world. It is, together with the Monaco Grand Prix and the Indianapolis 500 , one of the most famous races of the year. It attracts around 260,000 spectators, 2,500 journalists and almost 200 million people follow the race on TV.

Big fan of his dad but beware of Sebastián Montoya in the future in F1. He is in Red Bull Racing's academy as a junior Helmut Marko is a fan, podium finisher in Monte Carlo for the first time in Formula two.

It's a snooze fest every year. The cars are way too big for the track and no matter what they do with it, it will never produce any passing. I don't care to play follow the leader and that's all Monaco is.

And as for Monaco being home, of course it is since it's a tax haven

Yes the cars grew to big but with all the new courses coming up I still cherish the oldschool tracks.

Check this out 1982 Monaco.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3_WOtyg9Dw

This is magic Enjoy !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQE-0nG2kYE

What a meltdown for Red Bull 10th place terrible perhaps the deciding race for the Championship.

Verstappen must fear suspension

Max Verstappen will have to watch his step the entire month of June. The Dutchman can no longer afford to make a mistake now that he has 11 penalty points.

Drivers are allowed to accumulate 12 penalty points in a 12-month period. Once 12 penalty points are accumulated, a race ban is automatically imposed. Kevin Magnussen was the first driver to be given a race ban in 2024, after missing the Azerbaijan GP .

Verstappen and Fernando Alonso started the season with eight penalty points on their superlicences, although Alonso lost three penalty points the day after the Chinese GP and later on 20 April a further three penalty points, leaving him with just two penalty points. He would become the first ever reigning world champion to be benched if he receives four penalty points in the first 11 races.

Max Verstappen - 11 points
Two points - expires on 30 June 2025. For causing a collision with Lando Norris during the 2024 Austrian GP.

Two points - expires October 27, 2025. For pushing Lando Norris off the track at the 2024 Mexico City GP.

One point - expires on November 1, 2025. For driving below the minimum VSC delta in the sprint of the Sao Paulo GP.

One point - expires on 1 December 2025. For driving unnecessarily slowly during the cool down lap of qualifying in the Qatar GP.

Two points - expires December 8, 2025. For causing a collision with Oscar Piastri during the 2024 Abu Dhabi GP.

Three points - expires June 1, 2026. For causing a collision with George Russell during the 2025 Spanish GP.

It’s Piastri’s to lose, he’s just too good right now.

Not sure what the hell Max was thinking today. He melted down and should have been DQ’d for intentionally hitting Russell. Plain as day that he hit him on purpose because he was pitching his hissy fit. If it was NASCAR he would have gotten his ass beat but because it’s all spoiled rich boys there and none of them know how to fight

Haha you are right this generation is soft but in the old days there were fights between F1 drivers Max father in law fought Salazar in 1982.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCPAKVm7-po

Max father Jos is oldschool he will fight anybody the temparement of the Verstappens lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXtl0Wj43RI

No doubt Jos is unhinged but I wouldn't imagine George would be the type to slap Max

Russell, Norris and a few more they haven't that drivers fire in them, that why they don't become World Champions. Good drivers but not the temperament like Senna, Schumacher etc had..

BUT Piastri I believe does have that temperament with those Australian, Italian, Yugoslavian roots.