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F1 CEO Defends “Amazing” Monaco Grand Prix Amid Sharp Criticism – Shocking Revelations Unveiled

Harry Stone by Harry Stone
May 28, 2025
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F1 CEO Defends “Amazing” Monaco Grand Prix Amid Sharp Criticism – Shocking Revelations Unveiled

Formula One F1 - Monaco Grand Prix - Circuit de Monaco, Monaco - May 25, 2025 Formula One Group CEO Stefano Domenicali and Bernard Arnault, Chairman and CEO of LVMH before the race Pool via REUTERS/Gabriel Bouys

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali Sparks Controversy with Bold Monaco Grand Prix Defense

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has stirred up a storm of controversy following his staunch defense of the Monaco Grand Prix, despite facing sharp criticism for the experimental two-stop mandate that failed to deliver the anticipated excitement on the track.

The highly-anticipated race weekend in Monte Carlo took an unexpected turn when the decision to enforce all drivers to make a second pit stop did not result in the expected thrill and adrenaline. This move prompted backlash from drivers, pundits, and fans alike, who were left disappointed by the lackluster outcome.

However, Domenicali stood his ground, hailing the Monaco event as “amazing” and emphasizing the tremendous buzz and interest it generated. In an interview with Sky Sports F1, the Italian executive defended the race, stating, “The Monaco event has been amazing. We never had so many people, so many boats, so much attention. That means that the event itself is what Formula 1 wants, and that is really great.”

Acknowledging the challenges posed by the narrow streets of Monaco and the size of the F1 cars, Domenicali justified the attempt to create additional excitement around the race. Despite the mixed reactions and confusion surrounding the pit stop strategy, he applauded the attention and discussions the race stirred up, deeming it a step in the right direction for the sport.

While some teams opted to play it safe and strategize around the pit stops, Domenicali remained optimistic about the impact of the race, noting, “The good thing is that we are talking about it.”

The F1 CEO’s unwavering support for the Monaco Grand Prix amidst the backlash has reignited the debate on innovation versus tradition in the world of Formula 1, setting the stage for a heated discussion on the future of the sport.

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