“Well, I get that. I do. But I would argue — and I accept that this is quite a personal viewpoint — that that is to miss the point entirely of Monaco,” Hill explained. “To a racing driver, Monaco is quite simply the ultimate test. It’s between you, your car, and the track. It is the most technically difficult, courage-invoking, concentration-sapping, eye-widening roller coaster ride in our sport. Yes, the race is sometimes boring to watch on a Sunday, but that is because the real race is on a Saturday.”
Hill’s perspective highlights the contrasting viewpoints surrounding the Monaco Grand Prix. While some criticize it for the lack of overtaking and the potential for processional races, others recognize its significance as a true driver’s challenge. Ultimately, the debate over Monaco’s place in Formula 1 continues, with differing opinions on its value and entertainment value for fans.
