F1 24: Monaco Track Guide & Setup + Hotlap

F1 24 is out and racing sim fans are flocking towards it due to its immersive and near authentic experience. There are many tracks to try out in the game, and the one in Monaco seems to be a pain for most players. In this guide, we’ll try to give you a few tips on how you can get through it as smooth as possible (hopefully).

Contents

Monaco Track Guide & Setup + Hotlap Ideal Setup For Hot-Lapping Fuel Load Aerodynamics Transmission Suspension Geometry Suspension Brakes Tyres Monaco Track Guide Corner #1 Avoid the Slight Bump Corner #2 Corner #3 Corner #4 (Hairpin)Corner #5 Corner #6 (Chicane)Entering Sector 3 Final Two Corners

Monaco Track Guide & Setup + Hotlap

Before we begin, if you are still pretty new to the game, consider checking out our complete beginner’s guide for F1 24 first to get all of your settings sorted and more.

Ideal Setup For Hot-Lapping

The following setup works well enough for the Monaco track in particular, with a few adjustments still possible if you desire:

Fuel Load

Set the Fuel Load to 10kg

Aerodynamics

Put both Front Wing Aero and Rear Wing Aero to 50 (max setting)

Transmission

Differential Adjustment On Throttle – Set this to 20%
Differential Adjustment Off Throttle – Set this to 15%
Engine Braking – Put this at 10%

Suspension Geometry

Front Camber at the minimum setting
Rear Camber at the minimum setting
Front Toe-Out – Set this at 0.09
Rear Toe-In – Set this at 0.10

Suspension

Front Suspension at the max setting
Rear Suspension set at 5
Put the Front Anti-Roll Bar settingat 19
Set Rear Anti-Roll Bar to 18
Front Ride Height at 20
Rear Ride Height at 55

Brakes

Put the Brake Pressure setting at maximum (100%)
Set the Front Brake Bias to 50%

Tyres

Front Right & Left Tyre Pressure – 24.0 psi
Rear Right & Left Tyre Pressure – 21.0 psi

F1 24 car parked at a pitstop in the monaco track

Monaco Track Guide

In this section of the guide, we will be covering the most significant turns that you will be making throughout the course and how you can hopefully navigate past them smoothly.

Also, take a quick peek at our camera settings guide for both TV Pod and Cockpit options first if you still haven’t found the most comfortable and consistent setup for your view yet.

Corner #1

For this first corner, you will want to shift to 3^rd or 4^th gear and hug the left wall all the way up until the tail end of it before you turn right. More likely than not, you might scrape the wall with the aramco logos on it up ahead as you make the turn.

F1 24 player hugging the left wall right out of the starting line

Avoid the Slight Bump

By this point at the marked spot in the image below, there is a very small chance that you hit a small bump. Because of this, try not to stay too close to the left wall in this particular part of the track if you can.

F1 24 player near the slight bump in sector 1

Corner #2

Next up, you’ll want to shift to 4^th gear as you hug the inside wall, making sure to stick as close as you can to the apex. Maintain this gear and get ready to immediately turn right as you exit this corner.

F1 24 player hugging the left wall as they approach a corner

Corner #3

Shortly after the previous corner, as you approach the end of the walls with the Qatar Airways logos, shift down to 2^nd gear as you approach the end and be ready to brake and turn to the right.

F1 24 player approaching the 3rd significant corner

Corner #4 (Hairpin)

Immediately after the previous turn, you will be faced with a hairpin corner. Maintain 3^rd gear as you approach it and shift back down to 2^nd as you make the turn. Others prefer to drop to 1^st gear here, so stick with whatever works best for you.

F1 24 player approaching the hairpin corner in the monaco track

Corner #5

After passing the previous hairpin corner, you will want to maintain 2^nd gear as you follow the apex and be ready to brake and turn right as you pass by the marked spot of the image below. If you did it right, you should be able to get past this smoothly and shift up to around gear 6 or 7 as you enter the tunnel.

F1 24 player approaching the marked spot of the track

Corner #6 (Chicane)

As you exit the tunnel, you will be approaching the Nouvelle Chicane. You will want to very quickly shift down to around 2^nd or 3^rd gear as you try to hit the apex. Immediately following this is another corner but all you need to do for it is a simple left turn as you shift to 5^th gear and gain more speed.

Entering Sector 3

As you enter sector 3, watch out for the curb highlighted in the image below that can potentially throw you off as you try to turn left. Shift down to around 4^th gear as you go past it.

Final Two Corners

As you approach the next corner, shift down to 2^nd or 1^st gear and get ready to brake while you try to stick close to the right wall as you turn. If you do it correctly, you should barely make the turn without bumping into the other wall.

After that, you just have to make another right turn while maintaining your current gear. Once you have cleared these last 2 corners, you can freely shift back up and finish the rest of the lap.

F1 24 penultimate corner in the monaco track

And that concludes this guide for the Monaco track in the game. While you’re here, you might want to check our articles on other tracks, such as the F1 24: China Track Guide & Setup, so you will be better equipped to take on all of the courses!