Will 2026's 'yo-yo racing' mean overtaking in Monaco?
The upcoming Monaco Grand Prix is generating excitement among drivers, particularly due to the unique characteristics of the track. While overtaking has historically been challenging in Monaco, the introduction of new engine technology and 'overtake mode' may create opportunities for passing. However, the narrow streets and traditional racing dynamics may still limit significant changes in overtaking patterns.
- ▪Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are optimistic about their performance in the Monaco Grand Prix due to the track's unique nature.
- ▪Last year's race featured only four overtakes, highlighting the difficulty of passing in Monaco.
- ▪The new 'overtake mode' may provide drivers with additional energy to facilitate overtaking, but its effectiveness in Monaco remains uncertain.
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Will 2026's 'yo-yo racing' mean overtaking in Monaco?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, McLaren's Lando Norris won the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix from pole position in a race that featured only four overtakesByAndrew BensonF1 CorrespondentPublished23 minutes agoLewis Hamilton is looking forward to the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend."It's the one track where power is not king," the Ferrari driver says. "It's definitely car performance. Our car could be really strong there."But if Hamilton and his team-mate Charles Leclerc are expecting a good weekend around the narrow streets because the effect of their engine's power deficit to Mercedes will be less pronounced, they're not the only drivers approaching the race with anticipation.In fact, pretty much every driver is - because the unique…
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