
Monaco circuit layout to stay unchanged, ACM president says
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ACM president Michel Boeri says Monaco will leave its circuit layout unchanged while the club plans to expand Grand Prix facilities around Port Hercule.
Monaco’s circuit layout will remain unchanged, Automobile Club de Monaco president Michel Boeri said in an interview with Nice-Matin, even as the club plans to expand its Grand Prix facilities around Port Hercule.
Calls within Formula 1 for circuit changes have grown in recent years. The narrow street circuit offers few overtaking opportunities, and the race is often described as a procession.
Boeri said space is limited, the garages are too narrow and the pit lane may not remain viable much longer in its current form. A new platform and building around Port Hercule could let the club reconsider the paddock and starting-grid arrangements, he said; those plans still need to be worked out.
He said moving or removing elements of the circuit would trigger a fresh assessment and FIA homologation. Monaco currently holds a Grade 1 licence.
Boeri said the Grand Prix is secured through 2035. Alongside the proposed facilities, he raised a further contract extension as a possibility.
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