In a significant move to boost its racing scene, Monaco has announced the creation of a new grand prix series called "Mini Monegasque." The new series will be a continuation of the existing Monaco Grand Prix and is expected to include more tracks and more races than previous editions.

The new series aims to attract more international teams and spectators, with a focus on showcasing the country's best drivers and constructors. It also aims to provide more opportunities for young talent in the sport, as well as to promote Monaco as a hub for motorsport.

The announcement of the new series comes just months after Monaco's Formula E championship was suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions. The suspension had been caused by concerns over safety measures taken by the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) during the event.

However, the decision to revive the championship came under scrutiny from some quarters, who argued that it was not enough to compensate for the loss of events such as the Monaco Grand Prix and other important motorsport events. Some even suggested that the suspension should have been lifted sooner.

Despite these criticisms, the Monaco Grand Prix organizers remain committed to reviving the championship. They believe that the new series could help to bring more attention to Monaco and increase the number of fans attending the event.

As the new series gets underway, there are already plans in place to ensure that all aspects of the event are run smoothly. This includes ensuring that all regulations and rules are adhered to, as well as providing necessary facilities and infrastructure to support the growth of the series.

It remains to be seen how the new series will fare against the competition, but it certainly has the potential to become one of the most exciting motorsport events in Europe. With the right planning and execution, the Monaco Grand Prix can once again become a major force in the world of motor racing.

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