The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the world's most popular Formula 1 races.
Months of preparation are required to organize the race, which is watched by almost a billion people.
The city streets will be transformed into a race track, stands will be built and parts of the track will have new asphalt.
The drivers must, among other things, pass a hairpin curve that turns almost 180 degrees during the race - where it is important that the asphalt is smooth according to the construction project manager Pierre Pergola.
- The most important thing is the Grand Prix track, it is the one that guides us in the asphalting work.
The Formula 1 cars drive all the way to the noise line.
We try to cover as much of it as we can, he says.
See the preparations for the popular Formula 1 race in the clip above.
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