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Since the beginning of this season, the team that did everything perfectly was the one to win. We will do everything to be that team.

Big, heavy cars with stiff suspensions that are sensitive to ride, not to mention the ongoing complaints from drivers over visibility in placing the front wheels, Monaco will present a unique challenge this weekend.

We are leading the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships but there is still a very long way to go and a lot can change, as we've seen so far this season.

Monaco is one of the great traditional circuits and you really cannot compare it to any other track. It's never boring, even if the races can sometimes seem very different to those at the modern tracks.

Every driver has special memories of Monaco and wants to create more, and we all know that some of the most famous moments in Formula One history happened here.

The circuit really puts the drivers to the test with very little margin of error so the likelihood of safety cars is a lot higher, meaning there are lots of different strategy options we can look at for qualifying and the race.

With the new 2022 cars, Monaco is going to be an even greater challenge as it will be necessary to move the car away from the aerodynamic optimum in order to be able to deal with the bumps and kerbs.

We have still got something in the car which we haven't unleashed so let's work a little more on that, but we made a very good step in Spain.

We might see some different strategies this year, with some drivers picking harder compounds to begin the race to target running a long first stint, given the difficultly of overtaking.

Following a difficult Spanish Grand Prix, McLaren boss, Zak Brown says that Daniel Ricciardo has not met the team's expectations, though he hopes the Australian can turn things around.

Ferrari has confirmed the cause of the problem that meant Charles Leclerc was forced to retire from the Spanish Grand Prix whilst heading for an almost certain win.

Lewis Hamilton has denied that his suggestion his team "save" his engine at Barcelona was defeatist.

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner has warned unless the budget cap is increased some teams could be forced to miss races.

As one of the sport's elder statesmen, McLaren have naturally become a target for sponsors aplenty, with a relationship with such an iconic racing team one too good to pass up on.

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