Will Monaco’s pitstop plethora actually make F1 racing better?

A Monaco Grand Prix in dry conditions most often is a straightforward affair.
In modern Formula 1, if you manage to top qualifying in the principality, then the road to victory looks uncomplicated: get a decent getaway to lead at Turn 1 (not the hardest thing to do, with just over 200m to go from pole position), and make sure you don’t get undercut – or overcut – by your rivals.
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