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'Master of Monaco'
[edit]I see we had a discussion on this above last summer, the result of which was to remove reference to 'Master of Monaco' as a title, as there appeared to be little support for it in the references. While Senna is referred to in this way, so are G Hill and Schumacher (try googling 'Master of Monaco' and each of the drivers' names - you'll get a similarly small number of hits for each). I think it eventually was reinstated on the strength of a reference to Senna being 'master of Monaco' in one race, but I've removed that as not really supporting the claim. Having failed to find a better source, I'm going to remove this material now. As ever, if anyone finds a better source, it can go back in. Cheers. 4u1e 23 February 2007, 12:25
- I've also switched from 'King of Monaco' to 'Mr Monaco' in the lead (referring to Graham Hill) because I believe Mr Monaco is a name more often associated with Hill (supporting evidence: It's the title of one of his biographies and Hill + 'Mr Monaco' turns up about 5 times as many hits on Google as Hill + 'King of Monaco'). 4u1e 23 February 2007, 12:38
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Part in France?
[edit]Is it true that part of the circuit is in France? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.236.120.178 (talk) 15:25, 5 June 2014 (UTC)
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