2013 Marks The 71st Monaco Grand Prix, The F1 Race Every Driver Wants To Win

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With winter resting and testing nearly over, and the teams and drivers decided for the 2013 F1 season, it’s a short 6 weeks until the lights go green in Melbourne for the first race of the season. Will a new champion be crowned? Or will Vettel make it a remarkable four in a row for Red Bull? The team’s promising equal treatment for both its drivers – Vettel and Australian Mark Webber – but who knows what really goes on behind the scenes and in the oh-so-secretive race preparations?

One thing’s for sure, though, all eleven teams, from the well-funded pole position regulars to the back of the grid battlers, will be striving for the same thing: to stand atop the podium at each and every race. From Australia in March, through Monaco in May, via Hungary in July, Singapore in September to the finale in Brazil, 2013 promises to be a hard-fought and thrilling season.

One of the defining races of the season each year is the Monaco Grand Prix. This decades-old race, now in its 71st year, provides an up-close view of a “course” that navigates the narrow, twisty roads of the tiny Principality, and where ...
... even fans clinging to hillsides and sitting in trees must pay for the privilege!

After all, Monaco itself is well known for it privileged residents, its immaculately-kept and well-protected streets and its policemen who salute you even as they say “no” and request that you move along. Race viewing hospitality reaches an opulent new level in Monaco and probably the best way to experience this ‘must-attend’ event is from the deck of a superyacht moored in the harbor. Why sit in an apartment or hotel room when a private yacht beckons, my dear?

While various shared apartment / hotel balcony / yacht packages are offered each year, one well-established company sets itself apart from the rest. My Yacht Monaco has become synonymous with luxuriant levels of hospitality and a prime race-viewing experience at the GP, mixing like-minded, sophisticated guests from around the world aboard a private superyacht. Serving gourmet food, champagne, fine wines throughout a weekend of race viewing, plus evening receptions and parties that even the Prince and Princess of Monaco attend, it is the ultimate way to experience this most-famous of races.

My Yacht Monaco 2013, now in its 8th year, caters to discerning individuals offering gourmet luxury superyacht hospitality and F1 race viewing aboard a private superyacht at the Monaco Grand Prix, with invitation-only receptions and parties, Thursday through Sunday.