You don't know what you will get with Monaco.

Either the most boring race on earth, or an absolute mental and sensational race?

2000? This fell into the mentally sensational, Red flags, Aborted starts, Race stops, Crashes at the hairpin, Unlucky luck for some, amazing luck for others and if you looked at the starting grid, you probabaly wouldn't expect the outcome of the winner.

Jarno Trulli started from the front row alongisde MIke Schumacher for the first time, what could he do?

Overall, Beautiful day and a magnificent race!

Drivers Standings AFTER the race:-

1 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher | 46
2 | (GBR) David Coulthard | 34
3 | (FIN) Mika Hakkinen | 29
4 | (BRA) Rubens Barrichello | 22
5 | (ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella | 14
6 | (DEU) Ralf Schumacher | 12
7 | (DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen | 5
8 | (CAN) Jacques Villeneuve | 5
9 | (ITA) Jarno Trulli | 4
10 | (GBR) Eddie Irvine | 3
11 | (FIN) Mika Salo | 3
12 | (GBR) Jenson Button | 3
13 | (BRA) Ricardo Zonta | 1
14 | (ESP) Pedro de la Rosa | 1

Constructors AFTER race:-

1 | Ferrari | 68
2 | McLaren-Mercedes | 63
3 | Williams-BMW | 15
4 | Benetton-Playlife | 14
5 | Jordan-Mugen-Honda | 9
6 | BAR-Honda | 6
7 | Jaguar-Cosworth | 3
8 | Sauber-Petronas | 3
9 | Arrows-Supertec | 1

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The European GP at the Nürburgring (For the 5th Time) was moved to May from September thanks to the inclusion of the US GP.

With teams & Drivers testing many new parts during the weeks before the race, the question was? Could anyone stop Schumacher?

Coulthard said 3 broken ribs wouldn't slow him down, Hakkinen said Schumi should be worried after the last 2 races with a Mclaren 1-2..

What would a wet Germany provide?

(Nick Heidfeld would be DSQ'ed from the race with an underweight car)

Drivers standings AFTER the race:-

1 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher | 46
2 | (FIN) Mika Hakkinen | 28
3 | (GBR) David Coulthard | 24
4 | (BRA) Rubens Barrichello | 16
5 | (DEU) Ralf Schumacher | 12
6 | (ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella | 10
7 | (DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen | 5
8 | (CAN) Jacques Villeneuve | 5
9 | (ITA) Jarno Trulli | 4
10 | (GBR) Jenson Button | 3
11 | (FIN) Mika Salo | 1
12 | (BRA) Ricardo Zonta | 1
13 | (ESP) Pedro de la Rosa | 1

Constructors AFTER the race:-

1 | Ferrari | 62
2 | McLaren-Mercedes | 52
3 | Williams-BMW | 15
4 | Benetton-Playlife | 10
5 | Jordan-Mugen-Honda | 9
6 | BAR-Honda | 6
7 | Sauber-Petronas | 1
8 | Arrows-Supertec | 1

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All the talk leading up to this race was not the championship battle, but rather the horrific plane crash that David Coulthard had been involved in the week before. He suffered bruising to his right rib cage and severe elbow grazing, while sadly, Rangers FC Chairman David Murray (Whose plane it was) lost his personal pilot David Saunders and co-pilot Dan Worley in the crash.

Jacques Villeneuve was also declared fit to race. At the Brazilian Grand Prix, Villeneuve sustained a back injury after his seat became loose during the race, and the worsening effects caused him to withdraw from testing in Barcelona.

Drivers Standings POST Race:-

1 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher | 36
2 | (FIN) Mika Hakkinen | 22
3 | (GBR) David Coulthard | 20
4 | (BRA) Rubens Barrichello | 13
5 | (DEU) Ralf Schumacher | 12
6 | (ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella | 8
7 | (DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen | 5
8 | (CAN) Jacques Villeneuve | 5
9 | (ITA) Jarno Trulli | 4
10 | (GBR) Jenson Button | 3
11 | (FIN) Mika Salo | 1
12 | (BRA) Ricardo Zonta | 1

Constructors POST Race:-

1 | Ferrari | 49
2 | McLaren-Mercedes | 42
3 | Williams-BMW | 15
4 | Jordan-Mugen-Honda | 9
5 | Benetton-Playlife | 8
6 | BAR-Honda | 6
7 | Sauber-Petronas | 1

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