Horner Joins Hamilton As He Calls For Change To Monaco Grand Prix

"I think with the size of these cars and the weight of these cars, they’re so big now, arguably, they’re too big to be racing around the streets because you can barely get to side by side so that inevitably is going to cause cause issues."

"We race here because of the history, the heritage and it's a phenomenal venue and there's a great deal of prestige in winning this race. But by and large, this race will be won tomorrow afternoon in qualifying and we should always be open to [looking at] where can we improve."

"We need to make the cars considerably smaller, going forward for 2026 which isn't really on the cards, to have a really entertaining race here."

"We also look at at least the possibility of could we open up some areas [of the racetrack] that could potentially create at least an overtaking opportunity, and what would it all envelop to achieve that."

"So I think that's something that Formula 1 is acutely aware of, and I'm sure Monaco as well. But to protect the next 70 years here, I think that there needs to obviously be some evolution."