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Port de Fontvieille, Monaco

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A Monaco plan turns on two things almost nobody states out loud: where you are staying, and whether you have a seat. Change either and the day changes completely.

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Whose weekend
is it?

A Monaco plan turns on two things almost nobody states out loud: where you are staying, and whether you have a seat. Change either and the day changes completely.

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Qualifying day, from the harbour

The most compressed day of the weekend. The Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying are your two anchors; leave room for meals and a slow exit.

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Perfect forThe most compressed day of the weekend. The Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying are your two anchors; leave room for meals and a slow exit.

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Follow the suggested day periods and allow time between stops.

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    Breakfast away from the circuit

    The harbour side wakes up early on qualifying day. Eat before the streets fill.

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    Walk the lower circuit while it is open

    Follow the harbour stretch on foot and see the barriers from the outside before anything runs.

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    Sprint

    Saturday’s Sprint is the first Formula 1 race of the weekend. Get to your seat before the start.

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    Make time for a meal

    Fit a meal around the Sprint and qualifying once the exact times are announced.

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    Grand Prix Qualifying (Q1, Q2, Q3)

    Be in position well before the pit lane opens. This is the session that decides the race here.

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    Stay put for the dispersal

    Everyone leaves at once and the exits are narrow. Half an hour in a bar beats half an hour in a queue.

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