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The world of F1 is about to take a tour across Europe, passing through seven destinations across the continent before going on to the next series of races across South East Asia.
If you are planning a European excursion, here is a list of must-attend races that will be taking place between now and September:
- Monaco (May 26): Racing’s crown jewel is undoubtedly the Monaco Grand Prix. Monte Carlo has hosted races since the 1920s and tourists (who can afford it) flock to the second smallest country in the world every year to enjoy the various fashion shows and yacht parties taking place all weekend long. However, don’t let the fun fool you: according to drivers, the narrow streets and tight corners make driving in Monaco like driving a bike around a living room. Continue reading