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Monaco By NumbersAll the facts and figures from the race ever driver wants to win.

MonacoisarguablythemosticonicraceontheFormulaOnecalendarwhich,upuntil2020,hadenjoyedanuninterruptedrunsince1954.

The Monégasque track is steeped in history, hosting a total of 78 Grand Prix’, so we’re going to run through the numbers…

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1 – Max’s finishing position at the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix

3 – The amount of cars that crossed the finish line in 1996 – the lowest in the sport’s history

3 – One of the iconic races in motorsports ‘Triple Crown’ the other two being the Indianapolis 500 and the 24 hours of Le Mans. Graham Hill is the only driver in history to win all three

3.337 – The lap length of the Monaco Grand Prix

4 – Monaco is one of only four locations that were on the original 1950 calendar and still is. The others are Silverstone, Monza and Spa

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6 – The most wins by a single driver at Monaco. Ayrton Senna claimed six victories

10 – The number of configurations the track has had since 1950

16.4 – the average time lost in the pitlane

19 – The number of turns on the Monégasque street circuit

48 – The speed (in kph) the drivers take the Lowes hairpin, the slowest in all of Formula One

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84 – The number of different drivers who have stood on the Monaco podium

260.286 – At just 260.286km, Monaco has the shortest race distance on the Formula One calendar

435 – the most laps led at Monaco by a single driver in their career. No prizes if you guessed it was Michael Schumacher

1950 – the first year of the Formula One race at Monaco, although the first grand prix was held in 1929

3,666 – The estimated amount of gear changes a driver will make during the race (averaging out at 47 per lap)

300,000 – The cost of the diamond that went missing from the nosecone of Christian Klien after he crashed and they couldn’t recover the car until the end of the race. The diamond was part of the promotion for the release of Ocean’s 12

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