Considered to be Formula 1´s most well-known track, the Circuit de Monaco has been part of the Formula 1 World Championship since 1950.

Since then, the circuit has been modified multiple times and now, its tricky layout poses a challenge for drivers.

The track is narrow with a lot of elevation changes and tight corners, and it also includes a tunnel, which makes it an extremely difficult track.

This may be one of the shortest tracks with low average speed, but that doesn’t make overtaking any easier as the tight spaces and danger usually mean the use of a safety car.

To date, the Monaco Grand Prix still holds the reputation for being an F1 destination for the rich and famous and the circuit is known to be an exceptional location of glamour and prestige.