GP
de Monaco 2004
Pts
CHRESTIA-BLANCHINE Michel
22
BURIAS Jean Louis
20
DÉSIRÉ Armel
20
MIRANDE J.Michel
20
La Grille
20
JOUBARD-HÉON Sébastien
19
VERNET Marc
18
MERX Willy
15
CHAMOUX Alain
14
10°
CRISTOL Gérald
13
11°
COSTA Michel
10
12°
RAYMOND J.Michel
9
13°
BURAU-SÉNAC J.Luc
pas parié
14°
DEVERLY Jean Jacques
pas parié
15°
DE WITTE Xavier
pas parié
16°
BALLARIN Manu
pas parié
17°
AGNES Pierre
pas parié
18°
BOISSIÉRAS Marc
pas parié
19°
CRÉMADES Norbert
pas parié
20°
GRISON Christian
pas parié
21°
MAILLARD Philippe
pas parié
22°
MAURUSSANE Jacques
pas parié
23°
MONTAGNÉ Pierre
pas parié
24°
SOL Philippe
pas parié

 

2001 Winner
Michael Schumacher
Lap Distance
2.082miles/3.352km
Lap Record
David Coulthard McLaren Mercedes MP4-16 1m19.424s
Race Distance
162.24miles/261.478km
Number of Laps
78
2003 Race Results
1 Juan-Carlo Montoya 2 Kimi Raikkonen 3 Michael Schumacher
4 Ralf Schumacher 5 Fernando Alonso 6 Jarno Trulli

Without doubt the most famous grand prix track in the world, Monaco has been an institution both on the sporting and social calendars since its inception in 1929. The unique layout of the track means that it presents a special challenge to the drivers who generally either love it or loath it. The first world championship race in 1950 set the tone for the principality as a car breaker after 10 cars were eliminated in a first lap shunt.

Five years later Alberto Ascari made history by being the only driver to crash into the harbour. In 1961 Stirling Moss drove a superlative race to hold off the much more powerful Ferraris of Richie Ginther and Phil Hill to win in Rob Walker's privateer Lotus. In the Sixties Graham Hill became the master of Monaco when he took a total of five wins on the street circuit. His record was unsurpassed until 1993 when Ayrton Senna took his sixth win in seven years - an outstanding achievement. Recently Michael Schumacher has been the dominant force confirming Monaco as a venue that sorts out the great from the merely good.

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