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Monaco gives green light for circuit construction

Due to the corona crisis, the 2020 Formula One calendar was thrown into disarray. Several countries and circuits were skipped and instead Formula 1 visited 'new' locations. One of the circuits dropped in 2020 was the one on the streets of Monaco, but this year the iconic Grand Prix is back on the calendar. That it will take place is a certainty, which is once again confirmed by the start of the build-up. Green light The government of the mini state has given the green light to the Automobile Club de Monaco to start work, writes Motorsportweek.com. This in the run-up to the Grand Prix that will be held on 23 May later this year. The work will start next Monday, which seems a bit early, but...
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