2014 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco

2014 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
2014 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
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	Circuit de Monaco
Race details
Date	9–11 May 2014
Official name	9e Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Location	Circuit de Monaco
Course	Street circuit
Course length	3.340 km (2.075 miles)

Last updated January 21, 2024

The 2014 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the ninth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

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Results
Summary
Série A: Pre-war Voiturettes and Grand Prix cars
Série B: Pre–1961 F1 Grand Prix cars and F2
Série C: Sports racing cars raced from 1952 to 1955 inclusive
Série D: 1500cc F1 Grand Prix cars from 1961 to 1965 inclusive
Série E: F1 Grand Prix cars from 1966 to 1972 inclusive
Série F: F1 cars, non- ground effects, from 1973 to 1978 inclusive
Série G: 2-litre, F3 cars from 1974 to 1978 inclusive
References

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The festivities included demonstrations in the Renault RS01 and RE40 turbocharged F1 cars. They were driven across the weekend by Damon Hill, Alain Prost and Jean-Pierre Jabouille.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] In addition, Johnny Herbert demonstrated a March 701 ^[6] and Jacky Ickx took to the wheel of an Auto Union.^[4]

Race A was closely fought between the ERA of polesitter Paddins Dowling and the Alfa Romeo Tipo B of Matthew Grist, with Grist winning by a slender margin.^[7]

For Race C, Motor Sport journalist Andrew Frankel drove a Jaguar C-Type from England to Monaco and back to compete in the event. The trip was a homage to journalist and racer Tommy Wisdom, who had performed the same journey in 1952 for the only sportscar race held at Monaco; it was done in the same car, chassis XKC005. Frankel wrote about his experiences of the journey and the event in a later magazine column.^[8]

In Race D, Joe Colasacco ran strongly in his Ferrari 1512 which had debuted at the previous event in 2012 until he lost second gear.^[6]

Race E was a close battle between leader Katsuaki Kubota and second-placed driver Michael Lyons, until Lyons' car developed a misfire and he retired after 10 laps. Second place was eventually taken by Duncan Dayton, with a decisive overtake on Robert Hall at Tabac. The race was red-flagged after a collision between Richard Smeeton and John Goodman.^[6]

Michael Lyons cruised to victory in Race F after his main rivals hit trouble: Nathan Kinch crashed in qualifying and front-row qualifier Sam Hancock was relegated to the back after clutch problems on the opening lap. Hancock recovered to seventh by the end of the race. This race was also red-flagged after Kubota crashed at Massenet.^[6]

David Shaw qualified on pole for Race G, but jumped the start and was handed a drive-through penalty. The battle for the lead was hotly contested, eventually being settled in favour of Paolo Barilla.^[6] A notable car in this race was the MP 301, the only Monégasque car of the weekend. It had been constructed by Société Monégasque de Constructions Automobiles MP, a manufacturer co-founded by Marco Piccinini before he became Team Principal at Scuderia Ferrari.^[3]

Results

Summary

Série	Cars	Years	Pole position		Fastest lap		Race winner
A	Voiturettes and Grand Prix	Pre-war	Paddins Dowling	1:59.350	Matthew Grist	1:59.058	Matthew Grist
B	Formula 1 and Formula 2	Pre-1961	Tony Wood	1:55.968	Robert Hall	1:55.216	Roger Wills
C	Sports cars	1952-1955	Alex Buncombe	1:59.513	Alex Buncombe	1:59.920	Alex Buncombe
D	Formula 1 - 1500 cm³	1961-1965	Andy Middlehurst	1:50.750	Andy Middlehurst	1:53.641	Andy Middlehurst
E	Formula 1	1966-1972	Katsuaki Kubota	1:35.173	Katsuaki Kubota	1:35.980	Katsuaki Kubota
F	Formula 1 - non ground effect	1973-1978	Michael Lyons	1:32.055	Michael Lyons	1:33.904	Michael Lyons
G	Formula 3 - 2000 cm³	1974-1978	David Shaw	1:41.677	Paolo Barilla	1:40.900	Paolo Barilla

Série A: Pre-war Voiturettes and Grand Prix cars

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	16	Matthew Grist	Alfa Romeo P3	1934	10	20:15.898	2
2	28	Paddins Dowling	ERA B	1936	10	+0.235	1
3	26	Nicholas Topliss	ERA A	1935	10	+35.943	4
4	20	David Morris	ERA B	1936	10	+38.035	5
5	18	Tony Smith	Alfa Romeo P3	1934	9	+1 lap	8
6	6	Andrew Cannon	Bugatti 35/51	1927	9	+1 lap	11
7	14	Robert Newall	Bugatti 35	1926	9	+1 lap	10
8	12	David Hands	Bugatti 39	1925	8	+2 laps	12
9	8	Julia de Baldanza	Bugatti 35B	1929	8	+2 laps	13
10	10	Martin Halusa	Bugatti 35C	1927	8	+2 laps	9
11	34	Thierry Chanoine	Riley Dobbs	1935	5	+5 laps	6
No lap	24	Rainer Ott	ERA B	1936			7
DNS	32	Adam Berryman	Bugatti 37A	1928
DNS	22	Michael Gans	ERA B	1935
DNS	2	Patrick Blakeney-Edwards	Bugatti 51	1932
DNS	30	Jürg König	Bugatti 37A	1926
Sources:^[9]^[10]^[11]

Série B: Pre–1961 F1 Grand Prix cars and F2

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	72	Roger Wills	Cooper T51	1959	8	15:44.878	2
2	5	Frank Stippler	Maserati 250F "Piccolo"	1958	8	+3.827	5
3	22	Tony Wood	Tec-Mec 250F	1959	8	+4.250	1
4	78	John Chisholm	Lotus 18	1960	8	+4.399	6
5	6	Robert Hall	BRM P48	1960	8	+7.306	8
6	8	Barrie Baxter	BRM P48	1959	8	+8.442	3
7	66	William Nuthall	Cooper T51	1959	8	+15.963	4
8	42	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	Lotus 18	1959	8	+47.067	7
9	44	Ian Nuthall	Alta F2	1952	8	+1:05.576	9
10	52	Paul Grant	Cooper T23 (Mk2)	1953	8	+1:06.336	13
11	32	David Wenman	Connaught A	1952	8	+1:06.934	12
12	40	Marshall Bailey	Lotus 16	1959	8	+1:09.418	18
13	50	Steve Russell	Cooper T23 (Mk2)	1953	8	+1:12.199	14
14	36	Eddie McGuire	Cooper T20 (Mk1)	1952	8	+1:12.922	20
15	54	Adrien van der Kroft	HWM-Alta F2/52	1952	8	+1:27.768	21
16	46	Alberto Scuro	Cooper T20 (Mk1)	1952	8	+1:32.333	17
17	60	Allan Miles	Cooper T41	1957	8	+1:37.640	16
18	62	John Bussey	Cooper T43	1957	8	+1:39.153	15
19	80	Timothy Bailey	JBW Type 1	1959	8	+1:39.939	25
20	48	Barry Wood	Cooper T20 (Mk1)	1952	8	+1:52.739	22
21	4	Tom Price	Maserati 250F "Offset"	1956	7	+1 lap	29
22	58	Robert Boos	Cooper T40 Bobtail	1955	7	+1 lap	26
23	2	José Manuel Albuquerque	Maserati 250F	1954	7	+1 lap	19
24	74	Paul Griffin	Cooper T51	1959	7	+1 lap	28
25	70	Jean Georges van Praet	Cooper T51	1959	7	+1 lap	27
26	34	Helmut Gassmann	Connaught B	1954	7	+1 lap	31
27	68	Marco Masini	Cooper T51	1959	7	+1 lap	32
28	28	Julia de Baldanza	Maserati A6GCM	1951	7	+1 lap	33
29	14	Jean-Jacques Bally	Gordini T11/15	1946	6	+2 laps	23
30	26	Klaus Lehr	Talbot-Lago T26C	1948	6	+2 laps	30
31	16	Eric Leroy	Gordini T11/15	1947	6	+2 laps	34
DNS	20	Tony Smith	Ferrari Dino 246	1960
DNS	56	Julian Bronson	Scarab F1	1959
DNS	10	Marc Valvekens	Gordini T16	1952
Sources:^[12]^[13]^[14]

Série C: Sports racing cars raced from 1952 to 1955 inclusive

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	70	Alex Buncombe	Jaguar C-Type	1952	10	20:23.912	1
2	28	John Ure	Cooper T24	1953	10	+11.091	2
3	66	Frederic Wakeman	Cooper T38	1955	10	+1:21.843	6
4	42	Michael Willms	Maserati 150S/200S	1955	10	+1:24.691	4
5	44	Nicolas Chambon	Maserati 300S	1955	10	+1:25.754	5
6	88	Gavin Pickering	Jaguar D-Type	1955	10	+1:27.955	3
7	10	Till Bechtolsheimer	Allard J2	1950	10	+1:49.879	10
8	46	Conrad Ulrich	Maserati 300S	1955	10	+1:50.329	14
9	62	Derek Hood	Cooper T33	1954	10	+1:56.572	8
10	40	Lukas Huni	Maserati A6GCS	1954	10	+1:57.072	15
11	26	Martin Hunt	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk2)	1952	10	+1:59.316	7
12	38	Jean-Jacques Bally	Maserati A6GCS	1953	10	+2:01.095	13
13	20	James Wood	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1)	1950	10	+2:11.922	11
14	32	Tony Wood	Lister-Bristol	1954	10	+2:12.533	12
15	80	Wolfgang Friedrichs	Aston Martin DB3S	1954	10	+2:14.017	16
16	34	Stephen Bond	Lister Flat Iron	1955	9	+1 lap	18
17	30	William Nuthall	Connaught ALSR	1954	9	+1 lap	9
18	50	David Franklin	Ferrari 225 S	1952	9	+1 lap	19
19	54	Roberto Crippa	Ferrari 340 MM	1953	9	+1 lap	23
20	68	Nigel Webb	Jaguar C-Type	1952	9	+1 lap	17
21	36	Carl Vogele	Maserati A6GCS	1953	9	+1 lap	20
22	16	Tim Summers	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1)	1950	9	+1 lap	21
23	12	Robert Francis	Allard J2	1951	9	+1 lap	24
24	82	Andrew Frankel	Jaguar C-Type	1952	9	+1 lap	22
25	72	Alain de Cadenet	Jaguar C-Type	1953	9	+1 lap	26
26	76	Martin Melling	Aston Martin DB3	1952	9	+1 lap	28
27	6	Lutz Rathenow	Veritas RS2000	1948	9	+1 lap	27
28	52	Arnold Meier	Ferrari 250 MM	1953	9	+1 lap	32
29	18	Gordon McCulloch	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1)	1950	9	+1 lap	29
30	56	Michael Roeder	Ferrari 500 Mondial	1955	9	+1 lap	25
31	14	"Ned" Spieker	Frazer Nash High Speed	1948	9	+1 lap	30
32	24	John Breslow	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk2)	1952	9	+1 lap	31
33	2	Carlos de Miguel	OSCA MT4	1949	9	+1 lap	34
34	90	Diego Ribadeneira	Jaguar D-Type	1955	9	+1 lap	36
35	22	Ian Dalglish	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1)	1951	8	+2 laps	33
36	77	Alan Patterson	Allard J2X	1952	8	+2 laps	37
37	4	Christian Dumolin	Maserati A6GCS	1947	8	+2 laps	35
No lap	48	Najeeb Khan	Ferrari 225 S	1952			38
No lap	64	Vanessa Finburgh	Cooper T33	1954			40
DNS	58	Juan Quintano	Ferrari 625 TF	1953
DNS	8	Patrick Watts	Allard J2	1950
DNS	60	Richard Frankel	Ferrari 750 Monza	1955
Sources:^[15]^[16]^[17]^[18]

Série D: 1500cc F1 Grand Prix cars from 1961 to 1965 inclusive

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	11	Andy Middlehurst	Lotus 25	1962	12	23:12.977	1
2	23	Sidney Hoole	Cooper T66	1963	12	+39.810	7
3	18	Tommaso Gelmini	Scirocco-BRM	1963	12	+45.424	6
4	2	Nigel Williams	Lotus 24	1962	12	+53.042	8
5	10	Dan Collins	Lotus 21	1961	12	+53.351	4
6	19	Kurt DelBene	BRP-BRM	1964	12	+1:00.252	12
7	1	Roy Walzer	Brabham BT11	1964	12	+1:03.682	14
8	24	Peter Studer	Lotus 24	1962	12	+1:08.551	11
9	20	Michel Wanty	Lotus 24	1962	12	+1:11.402	10
10	28	"Mister John of B"	Lola Mk4	1962	12	+1:18.901	17
11	8	John Elliott	Lotus 18	1961	12	+1:18.937	9
12	14	Andrew Beaumont	Lotus 24	1962	12	+1:27.617	5
13	5	Federico Buratti	Lotus 21	1961	12	+1:51.577	19
14	32	Guy Peeters	Lotus 18/21	1961	12	+2:03.692	21
15	34	Rudolf Ernst	Lotus 18	1961	12	+2:04.809	16
16	21	Franck Trouillard	Lotus 21 AMD	1962	11	+1 lap	20
17	9	John Romano	Brabham BT11	1964	11	+1 lap	23
18	30	Rodger Newman	Brabham BT14	1965	11	+1 lap	24
19	4	Marco Cajani	De Tomaso F1	1961	11	+1 lap	22
20	33	Scotty Taylor	Lotus 18	1961	11	+1 lap	26
21	7	David Clark	BRM P57	1961	8	+4 laps	18
22	31	John Evans	Cooper T56	1961	8	+4 laps	28
23	17	Jorge Ferioli	Lola Mk4	1962	5	+7 laps	13
24	6	Jason Wright	ATS 100	1964	4	+8 laps	15
25	3	Marco Rollinger	Brabham BT3	1962	4	+8 laps	27
26	12	Joe Colasacco	Ferrari 1512	1964	1	+11 laps	3
27	16	Charles McCabe	BRM P57	1961	1	+11 laps	25
DNS	15	Paul Drayson	Lotus 24	1962
Sources:^[19]^[20]^[21]^[22]

Série E: F1 Grand Prix cars from 1966 to 1972 inclusive

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	6	Katsuaki Kubota	Lotus 72	1971	16	26:13.176	1
2	8	Duncan Dayton	Brabham BT33	1970	16	+5.224	5
3	20	Robert Hall	Matra MS120B	1971	16	+9.589	3
4	9	Stuart Hall	Brabham BT26	1969	16	+29.953	6
5	11	Laurent Fort	Surtees TS9B	1972	16	+56.031	7
6	28	Roger Wills	March 701	1970	16	+1:03.891	8
7	12	Max Smith-Hilliard	Surtees TS9B	1971	16	+1:15.609	10
8	14	Scott Walker	Brabham BT37	1972	15	+1 lap	11
9	5	Richard Smeeton	March 721G	1972	15	+1 lap	13
10	4	Franco Meiners	Ferrari 312B3	1972	15	+1 lap	14
11	10	Roald Goethe	McLaren M14A	1970	15	+1 lap	15
12	23	Bruno Ferrari	March 701	1970	15	+1 lap	12
13	27	Rudolf Ernst	March 721	1972	14	+2 laps	17
14	22	Steven Tillack	De Tomaso FJ 70	1970	14	+2 laps	20
15	17	Ray Langston	March 711	1971	13	+3 laps	21
16	1	Richard Griot	Eagle T1F	1966	13	+3 laps	22
17	18	Michael Lyons	Surtees TS9	1971	10	+6 laps	2
18	21	Andrew Smith	March 701	1970	2	+14 laps	4
19	19	David Ferrer	March 701	1970	2	+14 laps	18
20	15	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	McLaren M19C	1972	1	+15 laps	9
DNS	3	Robert Lamplough	BRM P180	1972
DNS	24	Carlo Alberto Steinhauslin	Tecno PA123	1972
DNS	2	Chris MacAllister	Lotus 49	1966
EX	7	John Goodman	Ferrari 312B3	1971
Sources:^[23]^[24]^[25]

Série F: F1 cars, non- ground effects, from 1973 to 1978 inclusive

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	25	Michael Lyons	Hesketh 308E	1977	18	31:25.990	1
2	9	Charles Nearburg	March 761B	1976	18	+33.675	3
3	20	Nick Padmore	Williams FW05	1975	18	+35.932	4
4	18	Jean-Denis Delétraz	Surtees TS19	1976	18	+54.189	14
5	7	Christophe d'Ansembourg	McLaren M26	1976	18	+1:17.440	8
6	40	Manfredo Rossi di Montelera	Brabham BT45	1976	18	+1:17.695	9
7	14	Sam Hancock	Fittipaldi F5A	1977	18	+1:17.928	2
8	3	Hans Peter	Tyrrell 008	1978	18	+1:38.159	12
9	2	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	McLaren M23	1974	18	+1:38.374	15
10	15	Alain Plasch	Fittipaldi F5A	1977	17	+1 lap	23
11	6	Max Smith-Hilliard	Lotus 77	1976	17	+1 lap	7
12	34	Douglas Mockett	Penske PC4	1976	17	+1 lap	19
13	22	James Hagan	Ensign N177	1977	17	+1 lap	18
14	29	Andrew Beaumont	Lotus 76	1974	17	+1 lap	16
15	5	Christopher Locke	Lotus 77	1976	17	+1 lap	13
16	4	Roald Goethe	Tyrrell 007	1974	17	+1 lap	28
17	35	Gregoire Audi	Shadow DN5	1975	17	+1 lap	30
18	28	Chris Drake	Penske PC3	1975	17	+1 lap	29
19	17	Keith Frieser	Shadow DN1	1973	17	+1 lap	24
20	24	Frederic Fatien	Hesketh 308	1974	16	+2 laps	31
21	23	Philippe Bonny	Trojan T103	1974	16	+2 laps	26
22	8	Frank Lyons	McLaren M26	1976	16	+2 laps	33
23	21	Richard Carlino	Hesketh 308C	1975	16	+2 laps	27
24	31	Richard Griot	McLaren M23	1977	16	+2 laps	35
25	10	Katsuaki Kubota	March 761	1976	15	+3 laps	6
26	32	Patrick D'Aubreby	March 761	1976	4	+14 laps	5
27	30	Ron Maydon	Amon AF101	1974	4	+14 laps	25
28	16	Nicholas Colyvas	Shadow DN5	1975	3	+15 laps	10
29	36	Dany Rollinger	Williams FX3B	1973	3	+15 laps	34
30	37	David Ferrer	Ensign N175	1975	2	+16 laps	20
31	26	Mark Higson	March 761	1976	2	+16 laps	21
32	1	Chris MacAllister	Ferrari 312T2	1976	1	+17 laps	11
33	43	Zak Brown	McLaren M26	1977	1	+17 laps	17
34	19	Mark White	Surtees TS16	1974	1	+17 laps	22
DNS	27	Nathan Kinch	Williams FW06	1978
DNS	42	Guillaume Collinot	Token RJ02	1974
Sources:^[26]^[27]^[28]^[29]^[30]

Série G: 2-litre, F3 cars from 1974 to 1978 inclusive

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	6	Paolo Barilla	Chevron B34	1976	18	32:35.182	2
2	48	Valerio Leone	March 783	1978	18	+11.664	3
3	32	Oliver Hancock	Lola T670	1978	18	+17.103	7
4	62	Stefano Rosina	Osella F3A	1976	18	+25.584	9
5	12	Tiff Needell	Chevron B38	1977	18	+28.907	4
6	78	Maurizio Bianco	Ralt RT1	1978	18	+34.571	8
7	72	Roland Wiltschegg	Ralt RT1	1976	18	+39.273	10
8	76	Fabrice Notari	Ralt RT1	1977	18	+44.568	12
9	18	Alexander Deighton	Chevron B38	1977	18	+47.220	11
10	26	Falk Künster	G.R.D. F3	1973	18	+56.607	21
11	16	Frédéric da Rocha	Chevron B38	1977	18	+59.933	17
12	34	Michel Ghio	Lola T670	1978	18	+1:11.253	29
13	36	Richard Eyre	March 743	1974	18	+1:20.783	19
14	54	Jean Legras	Martini Mk21B	1977	18	+1:33.137	14
15	50	Richard Dutton	March 783	1978	18	+1:35.072	20
16	52	Jonathan Price	March 783/793	1978	18	+1:47.372	28
17	86	"John Doe"	Van Diemen VG376	1976	18	+1:48.077	26
18	38	Richard Piper	March 743	1974	17	+1 lap	27
19	74	David Clark	Ralt RT1	1977	17	+1 lap	23
20	30	Marco Fumagelli	G.R.D. 373	1973	17	+1 lap	24
21	44	Piero Lottini	March 763	1976	17	+1 lap	32
22	66	Michael Richings	Ralt RT1	1975	17	+1 lap	37
23	14	Hugh Price	Chevron B38	1977	16	+2 laps	13
24	82	James Timms	Ralt RT1	1978	16	+2 laps	33
25	28	Povl Barfod	G.R.D. 373	1973	16	+2 laps	34
26	80	Giacomo Talleri	Ralt RT1	1977	16	+2 laps	36
27	68	Leif Bosson	Ralt RT1	1976	16	+2 laps	38
28	20	Tupper Robinson	Chevron B38	1977	16	+2 laps	39
29	64	Angela Grasso	Ralt RT1	1975	15	+3 laps	40
30	10	Nick Taylor	Chevron B38	1977	15	+3 laps	31
31	84	David Shaw	Ralt RT1	1978	11	+7 laps	1
32	8	Federico Ferioli	Chevron B34	1976	7	+11 laps	25
33	46	Stefano Garzi	March 773	1977	6	+12 laps	22
34	24	Marc Faggionato	Chevron B43	1978	5	+13 laps	5
35	58	Andrea Giuliani	Modus M1	1975	4	+14 laps	35
36	22	Frédéric Lajoux	Chevron B43	1978	1	+17 laps	6
No lap	2	Marco Gian	Argo JM1	1978			18
No lap	40	Marcus Mussa	March 763	1976			16
DNS	56	Richard Smeeton	Modus M1	1975
DNS	70	Peter Hug	Ralt RT1	1976
DNS	60	Pietro Silva	MP 301	1974
Sources:^[31]^[32]^[33]

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The 2021 Monaco Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held on 23 May 2021 at the Circuit de Monaco, a street circuit that runs through the Principality of Monaco. It was the fifth round of the 2021 Formula One World Championship, the 78th time that the Monaco Grand Prix was held, and the first time it had been held since 2019 after the 2020 round was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 78 lap race was won by Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing after polesitter Charles Leclerc of Ferrari failed to start the race with a driveshaft problem.

The 2018 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the eleventh running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2016 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the tenth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2012 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the eighth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2010 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the seventh running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2006 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the fifth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2004 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the fourth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the third running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

The 2022 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the thirteenth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

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[2014-Quot-1-GB-2] "Le Quotidien 2014" (PDF). Le Quotidien. No. 1. www.acm.mc. 8 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 27 Aug 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-Quot-2-GB-3] 1 2 "Le Quotidien 2014" (PDF). Le Quotidien. No. 2. www.acm.mc. 9 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 27 Aug 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-Quot-3-GB-4] 1 2 "Le Quotidien 2014" (PDF). Le Quotidien. No. 3. www.acm.mc. 10 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 27 Aug 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-Quot-4-GB-5] "Le Quotidien 2014" (PDF). Le Quotidien. No. 4. www.acm.mc. 11 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 27 Aug 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-MotorSportMag-6] 1 2 3 4 5 Smith, Damien (July 2014). "Grand Prix Historique, Monaco". Motor Sport. p. 199. Retrieved 17 May 2021.

[2014-UCP-7] Melissen, Wouter. "2014 Monaco Historic Grand Prix - Report and 270-shot Gallery". ultimatecarpage.com. Archived from the original on 14 March 2021. Retrieved 17 May 2021.

[8] Frankel, Andrew; Smith, Damien (February 2015). "Monte Carlo and bust". Motor Sport. p. 86-90. Retrieved 25 August 2021.

[2014-A-race-9] "Document_575_Serie_A_Définitif.pdf" (PDF). acm.mc. 11 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-A-grid-10] "StartGrid_412_Serie_A_Définitif.pdf" (PDF). acm.mc. 10 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 7 October 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[2014-A-quali-11] "Document_401_Serie_A_Définitif.pdf" (PDF). acm.mc. 10 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

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[2014-C-grid-16] "StartGrid_571_Serie_C_Définitif.pdf" (PDF). acm.mc. 11 May 2014. Archived (PDF) from the original on 7 October 2014. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

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