Ready to paint the town #F1<\/a> Pink? We are! It’s time to give the streets of the #MonacoGP<\/a> a fresh new #Fit4F1<\/a> colour! https:\/\/t.co\/o1y7JHnYEx<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/DEH8EASf8R<\/a>\u2014 Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport) 21 mai 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n For posterity<\/p>\n The art of celebrating a victory cannot be learned; it is done in the moment. In 2010, Mark Webber soaked his jersey (well, his suit!) with style in a rooftop pool in Monaco. Eight years later, his compatriot Daniel Ricciardo preferred to soak it with a champagne Shoey. <\/p>\n Clarification from the FIA on oil burning<\/p>\n Already under close scrutiny by the FIA for several weeks, Scuderia Ferrari is the subject of doubts regarding the use of oil as fuel in the turbocharger. According to Article 20 of the technical regulations, oil consumption in the engine part cannot exceed 0.6L\/100Km.<\/p>\n The teams – led by Mercedes, from whom the request for clarification originated – suspect Ferrari of using a separate oil reserve to supply the turbocharger, which until now was not covered by Article 20, as it was considered an external part of the combustion engine. The FIA has therefore announced that the turbocharger does indeed fall within the scope of the technical regulations, as it is considered an integral part of the engine. The controversy is thus quelled.<\/p>\n Tarmac and mistral<\/p>\n Ready to turn the paddock #Fit4F1<\/a> Pink?! #MonacoGP<\/a> #Hypersoft<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/SSeV9bNkbK<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/nXZ0iVfic8<\/a>\u2014 Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport) 15 mai 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The big news this weekend is the introduction of the hyper-soft tire, and to say the least, it has unanimous approval. We almost forget that two different compounds must be used in the race because like Red Bull, Renault, and Williams, only one set has been chosen for the ultra-soft and super-soft against eleven for the pink sidewall tire. This extreme choice by the entire lineup could be justified by uncertain weather forecasted for Sunday afternoon during the race. Wait and see!<\/p>\n A lot of clouds but no rain, that is the weather description for Thursday – especially in the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to range between 18 and 22\u00b0C for both practice sessions. Winds at 10km\/h coming from the sea may disturb drivers in the port section of the track.<\/p>\n For Saturday, expect slightly more degraded weather. Less sunshine and more clouds will increase the risk of rain, with temperatures flirting with 25-26\u00b0C.<\/p>\n Sunday afternoon also looks mixed for the race, even though the American team Haas doubts that rain will appear between 3 PM and 5 PM. One thing is certain, clouds will be present in the Monegasque sky, and temperatures will hover around 27-28\u00b0C.<\/p>\n The TV program<\/p>\n For the most enthusiastic among you, we specify for Sunday that Canal+ will broadcast starting at 1:45 PM with its show La Grille and TF1 will have some pre-race discussions starting at 2:50 PM.<\/p>\n
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