Circuit de Monaco

Monte-Carlo, Monaco
2.068mi / 3.328km
November 29, 1999



The next round of the series is at the most famous street circuit of them all: Monaco. The Monaco Grand Prix is always the most exciting, and toughest, race on the schedule. If you can do well at Monaco, you can definitely be proud of your achievements. The slow, twisty nature of the circuit calls for high downforce, which means totally original strategies have to be calculated since this circuit is unlike any other.

Try your best, but don't get too overworked by your results :-) Remember that it's a long season - there are still another 12 races to go!

SETTINGS FOR ALL DIVISIONS:

GP2LAP Version: Any version from 1.06 to 1.09
Car No.: 31
Race Mode: Non-Championship
Practice: UNLIMITED
Qualifying: Two 60-minute qualifying sessions
 

Class A
Race Distance: 50% (39 Laps - 80.652mi / 129.792km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94
Failures: NONE

Class B
Race Distance: 50% (39 Laps - 80.652mi / 129.792km)
Level of Difficulty: Pro/94
Failures: NONE

Class C
Race Distance: 30% (23 Laps - 47.564mi / 76.544km)
Level of Difficulty: Ace/94
Failures: NONE
Optional Setup:Option A

Class D
Race Distance: 30% (23 Laps - 47.564mi / 76.544km)
Level of Difficulty: Pro/94
Failures: NONE
Optional Setup:Option A

Class E
Race Distance: 30% (23 Laps - 47.564mi / 76.544km)
Level of Difficulty: Pro/94
Failures: NONE

Class F
Race Distance: 30% (23 Laps - 47.564mi / 76.544km)
Level of Difficulty: Amateur/94 or Rookie/94
Failures: NONE
Manditory setup: Class F
 
 

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