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FIA Confirms Major Monaco Grand Prix Rule Change with Mandatory Two P…read more
The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has announced a significant regulation change for the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, introducing a mandatory two-stop strategy for all drivers. This decision aims to enhance the racing spectacle at the iconic Monte Carlo circuit, known for its challenging layout and limited overtaking opportunities.
Under the new rule, each driver must make at least two pit stops during the race, regardless of weather conditions. Additionally, in dry conditions, competitors are required to use a minimum of two different tyre compounds, utilizing at least three sets of tyres throughout the event. This change is designed to encourage varied race strategies and increase on-track action.
The move comes in response to criticism of recent Monaco Grands Prix, where processional races have diminished excitement for fans. Notably, the 2024 edition saw minimal pit stops and overtaking, prompting calls for regulatory adjustments to invigorate the event.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who secured victory at his home race last year, expressed support for the change, stating that it would add strategic complexity and potentially create more dynamic racing on Surequiremen
The FIA’s decision reflects ongoing efforts to adapt Formula 1 regulations to enhance competitiveness and entertainment value, particularly at circuits where traditional racing challenges persist. The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is scheduled for May 25, and teams are expected to adjust their strategies accordingly to comply with the new pit stop requiremenS.
