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GP2 Series Monaco preview
In the first four races of the 2014 season, we witnessed four different winning drivers (Stoffel Vandoorne, Jolyon Palmer, Johnny Cecotto and Felipe Nasr) with Series leader Palmer enjoying four podium finishes.
The Briton has clearly become the man to beat so far whilst title rivals Julian Leal and Nasr also look strong and consistent behind the wheel of their Carlin car. The Brazilian shone two weeks ago in Barcelona after he finally pocketed his maiden GP2 win. With the monkey off his back, Nasr is ready to tackle the next challenge in Monte Carlo.
Another man will be the centre of attention in the streets of Monaco: Johnny Cecotto brilliantly won the last feature race from P16 on the...
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