A day earlier than normal, the Friday practice sessions turn into Thursday practice as drivers get their first chance to check out the Monaco track. It's a tricky one, full of twists and turns and requiring full concentration, so they'll be hoping to get as many laps in as possible. Saturday practice is back to normal, the one hour session ahead of qualifying. Our fears that there would be a significant lack of running in FP3 haven't yet come to pass, but in Monaco, reliability and generally getting your car to the chequered flag is key. Who'll be the first in the wall? Place your bets now.