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Monaco residents are not subject to personal income tax so the 12 stars of the grid who call the luxury location home are not required to pay tax on their salary or fruitful sponsorships.

After his dominant win in Imola, Max Verstappen does not want to get carried away ahead of the Monaco GP. The Dutchman expects a 'bit tougher' weekend.