This weekend's Monaco Grand Prix is seemingly celebrating a technical upgrades festival, with most of the teams having brought track-specific elements for the narrow streets of the Principality.

Circuit-specific upgrades are the order of the day as most teams made modifications to their cars for the Monaco Grand Prix weekend.

According to top advisor Helmut Marko, if Red Bull want to be towards the front, they have to do something else than their rivals, answering GPblog's question in Monaco.

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