Why were so many caught out for pit-lane speeding at Monaco? F1 Q&A

Andrew Benson addresses the high number of pit-lane speeding penalties issued during the Monaco Grand Prix, citing the unique challenges of the circuit. The narrow and winding track makes it difficult for drivers to slow down sufficiently in the pit lane, contributing to the numerous infractions. Benson explains that the combination of a short pit lane and a tight turn leading into it can make it hard for drivers to brake in time, resulting in speeding penalties. The Monaco Grand Prix's distinctive layout is a key factor in the prevalence of pit-lane speeding incidents.

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