Preparing for the Grand Prix (Monaco)
The Principality of Monaco is a small city-state situated on the Mediterranean Sea, the birthplace of gambling and the place where the famous car rally (Monte Carlo Rally) takes place. The famous Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix takes place at the Circuit de Monaco every year. The circuit is full hills and bends, it is also very demanding and dangerous. The drivers cover a distance of 260 kilometers and 520 meters, which is equal to 78 laps. The Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix can be seen from the city streets and windows of buildings.
1. 7:40 (5:40 +2:00)
score: 1000



2. 8:28 (7:23 +1:05)
score: 700


3. 8:52 (6:57 +1:55)
score: 500


4. 8:55 (5:30 +3:25)
score: 400



5. 10:15 (8:35 +1:40)
score: 390



6. 11:47 (10:12 +1:35)
score: 380

7. 12:43 (11:03 +1:40)
score: 370

8. 12:50 (8:40 +4:10)
score: 360

9. 13:21 (12:01 +1:20)
score: 350

10. 13:25 (9:50 +3:35)
score: 340



11. 14:04 (10:29 +3:35)
score: 330

12. 14:37 (11:37 +3:00)
score: 320

13. 14:44 (12:54 +1:50)
score: 310

14. 15:33 (10:28 +5:05)
score: 300


15. 16:20 (10:35 +5:45)
score: 290


16. 16:29 (12:34 +3:55)
score: 280

17. 17:00 (14:30 +2:30)
score: 270

18. 17:02 (13:22 +3:40)
score: 260

19. 17:10 (11:05 +6:05)
score: 250



20. 17:15 (14:00 +3:15)
score: 240


21. 17:18 (11:58 +5:20)
score: 230


22. 17:27 (13:52 +3:35)
score: 220


23. 18:28 (11:48 +6:40)
score: 210

24. 20:20 (12:50 +7:30)
score: 200


25. 20:52 (17:52 +3:00)
score: 190

26. 21:30 (12:40 +8:50)
score: 180


27. 22:18 (11:58 +10:20)
score: 170




28. 24:49 (23:54 +0:55)
score: 160

29. 25:58 (17:43 +8:15)
score: 150


30. 26:24 (13:39 +12:45)
score: 140



