Formula 1 has announced a huge change to the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix with TAG Heuer taking a title sponsorship role. This is the first time in the history of the iconic race that it will feature a ...

Since the first race in Monaco in 1950 the event has simply been known officially as the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco. But starting with this season TAG Heuer is joining as a Title Partner of ...

At the F1 Commission meeting in London last week, which included F1, the FIA, and all 10 teams, proposals for Monaco-specific regulations were put forward, including an increase in the numbers of ...

For the 2025 season, it will officially be known as the ‘Formula One Tag Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco’. “As the watch synonymous with motorsport and the greatest drivers in the history of ...

Formula 1 has revealed plans to increase the number of mandatory pit stops at the Monaco Grand Prix in a bid for "better racing". A lack of overtaking at F1's most famous race has led to largely ...

There is already one Monaco-specific rule which Formula 1 has long raced to, with the Monaco Grand Prix running to a shorter 260km race distance due to the unique nature of the circuit ...

This year's Monaco Grand Prix will be round eight of the Formula 1 season, held from May 23-25. Formula 1's most famous race is set for a major change, in a bid to improve the spectacle and ...

In the aftermath, the FIA began to look at ways to improve Formula 1's Blue Ribbon event, creating Monaco-specific regulations to enhance the action. The first new rule requires teams to run two ...

Although Formula 1’s proposal to increase the number of mandatory pit stops at the Monaco Grand Prix will bring “spice” to Sunday’s show, it’s still Monaco and the result will depend on ...

Considering Monaco is home to the most prestigious Formula One race on the planet and 11 F1 drivers, a dedicated walking tour for the Monaco Grand Prix is a no brainer. The circuit may be just ...

This plan includes a money-back guarantee. Every F1 fan has their favourite track, and whilst Monaco might not be the fastest or necessarily best for racing, few would argue that it isn't the most ...