Join Paul for a lap of Monaco. What to look for when watching the Monaco Grand Prix.

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This was not just entertaining, it was absolutely great technical information which will greatly enhance the viewing experience. At times Paul was like an instructor preparing a driver for the race… what an insider’s perspective. Thank you.
Speaking of viewing… any idea where and on what channel? After all, we are dealing with the dopes at NBC… could you be equally informative about viewing in the USA?
Thanks Peter, yes I think we should get some more info in before we go to the track
Watching today with your instructions in mind made it much more interesting and anticipatory, especially La Rascasse which I never previously thought (guessed) was significant. And as for Mirabeau Haute… made that corner something to watch.