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Race week: will the new F1 regulations finally make Monaco exciting?
Executive Summary
Summary: Formula 1 heads to Monaco with hopes that 2026 regulations will finally deliver exciting racing at the glamorous street circuit. Recent improvements in passing and wheel-to-wheel action suggest the new rules are working, with Ferrari emerging as a genuine threat and Mercedes favoured to win.
Brands mentioned: Mercedes, Cadillac, Ferrari, McLaren, Racing Bulls, Haas, Audi, Red Bull
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Race week: will the new F1 regulations finally make Monaco exciting?
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