Racingmedia Girls live on location in Monaco!
Attention! Racingmedia Girls will be live at the Monaco Grand Prix this year! 🚀🏎️Last year, RMG was on location at the Belgian and Dutch Grand Prix. This year, we’ll bring you live content straight from the stunning Monaco circuit, and we’ll also be back in Spa! Two iconic tracks, if you ask us!
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Circuit de Monaco
The Circuit de Monaco is one of Formula 1’s most iconic and prestigious tracks. Nestled in the glamorous streets of Monte Carlo, this 3.337 km circuit is renowned for its incredibly narrow layout, tight corners, and unforgiving barriers, making precision and bravery essential for success.
The race spans 78 laps, covering a total distance of 260.286 km. With minimal runoff areas and little room for error, drivers must showcase absolute control and confidence to navigate legendary corners like Casino Square, the Fairmont Hairpin, and the Tunnel. The circuit’s tight nature makes overtaking notoriously difficult—so much so that the 2003 Monaco Grand Prix saw zero overtakes throughout the race.
The Monaco Grand Prix has been a staple of Formula 1 since 1950, remaining a jewel in the F1 calendar. Winning here is about more than just speed—it’s about skill, strategy, and mental fortitude.
What time does the Monaco Grand Prix start in my time zone?
Free Practice 1
- Las Vegas PST: 4:30 AM
- London GMT: 12:30 PM
- Berlin CET: 1:30 PM
- Moscow MSK: 3:30 PM
- Dubai GST: 4:30 PM
- Melbourne AEDT: 11:30 PM
- Tokyo JST: 8:30 PM
- Singapore SGT: 7:30 PM
- New York EST: 7:30 AM
- China CST: 8:30 PM
- India IST: 6:00 PM
Free Practice 2
- Las Vegas PST: 8:00 AM
- London GMT: 4:00 PM
- Berlin CET: 5:00 PM
- Moscow MSK: 7:00 PM
- Dubai GST: 8:00 PM
- Melbourne AEDT: 3:00 AM (next day)
- Tokyo JST: 12:00 AM (next day)
- Singapore SGT: 11:00 PM
- New York EST: 11:00 AM
- China CST: 12:00 AM (next day)
- India IST: 9:30 PM
Free Practice 3
- Las Vegas PST: 3:30 AM
- London GMT: 11:30 AM
- Berlin CET: 12:30 PM
- Moscow MSK: 2:30 PM
- Dubai GST: 3:30 PM
- Melbourne AEDT: 10:30 PM
- Tokyo JST: 7:30 PM
- Singapore SGT: 6:30 PM
- New York EST: 6:30 AM
- China CST: 7:30 PM
- India IST: 5:00 PM
Qualifying
- Las Vegas PST: 7:00 AM
- London GMT: 3:00 PM
- Berlin CET: 4:00 PM
- Moscow MSK: 6:00 PM
- Dubai GST: 7:00 PM
- Melbourne AEDT: 2:00 AM (next day)
- Tokyo JST: 11:00 PM
- Singapore SGT: 10:00 PM
- New York EST: 10:00 AM
- China CST: 11:00 PM
- India IST: 8:30 PM
Monaco Grand Prix
- Las Vegas PST: 6:00 AM
- London GMT: 2:00 PM
- Berlin CET: 3:00 PM
- Moscow MSK: 5:00 PM
- Dubai GST: 6:00 PM
- Melbourne AEDT: 1:00 AM (next day)
- Tokyo JST: 10:00 PM
- Singapore SGT: 9:00 PM
- New York EST: 9:00 AM
- China CST: 10:00 PM
- India IST: 7:30 PM
Monaco Grand Prix 2024
The Monaco Grand Prix saw early chaos as a lap 1 crash involving Sergio Pérez, Nico Hülkenberg, and Kevin Magnussen led to a red flag. Magnussen’s move caused contact with Pérez, while Hülkenberg was also caught in the collision. The crash caused severe barrier damage and debris, with Red Bull estimating £2.5–3 million in repair costs for Pérez’s car. Meanwhile, Carlos Sainz Jr. suffered a puncture after contact with Oscar Piastri, dropping to 16th. Another incident saw Esteban Ocon collide with Pierre Gasly, earning Ocon a five-place grid penalty for the next race.
The red flag allowed drivers to change tires, eliminating the need for pit stops and resulting in an unusually slow race pace.
But the day belonged to Charles Leclerc, who finally conquered the streets of his hometown. After years of heartbreak in Monaco, the Ferrari driver crossed the line to roaring cheers from his home crowd, securing an emotional and long-awaited victory. This marked his first win since 2022, Ferrari’s first Monaco triumph since 2017, and most importantly, it made him the first Monégasque driver in history to win the race as a Formula 1 World Championship event.
For Leclerc, this was more than just a win—it was a dream fulfilled.
Why You Should Attend the Monaco Grand Prix
The Monaco Grand Prix isn’t just a race—it’s a spectacle of speed, glamour, and history. Set against the stunning backdrop of Monte Carlo, this legendary event offers unmatched excitement, from cars roaring through impossibly tight streets to luxury yachts lining the harbor.
With its electric atmosphere, breathtaking views, and exclusive parties, Monaco delivers a Formula 1 experience like no other. Plus, witnessing the world’s best drivers tackle this famously difficult circuit up close is a bucket-list moment for any motorsport fan.
If there’s one race to see live, Monaco is it!
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