NEW DELHI: The European leg of the Formula One season kicks off in Monaco on Sunday, and veteran driver Fernando Alonso sees an opportunity to disrupt Red Bull's winning streak at the renowned street circuit. With its glamour and historical significance, Monaco serves as a home race for Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
Originally planned as part of a triple-header with Italy and Spain, the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola was canceled due to devastating floods, making Monaco the second race on the European calendar.