Daniel Ricciardo has identified the biggest changes to the Monaco Grand Prix circuit since he last raced in the principality.
The Australian enjoyed a high point in his career in Monaco, winning with Red Bull in 2018 in what he described as ‘redemption’ for a win that escaped him in 2016.
Ahead of the Monaco GP this weekend, Ricciardo has described the changes to the circuit since the last time he raced there.
“The biggest thing that has changed is visibility, because of the way these cars are,” Ricciardo said to the media including GPFans.
“When we turn, we’re not looking straight ahead. So corners like Turn 8, getting into the tunnel, these corners which are quite long, you don’t actually see the apex until we’re pretty much there.
“A lot of the corners are a bit more blind now and picking up references is a bit harder. Ideally you want to see where you’re going, so it makes it a little bit trickier.”
The Aussie also reminisced about qualifying in Monaco describing it as a ‘powerful feeling’.