Michael Schumacher won in Monaco thanks to a decision to stop only once for fuel.
His nearest rival, Damon Hill, took the lead from pole but came in twice and that was the difference. "We got our strategy horribly wrong, I'm afraid," Hill said. "I'm pretty cheesed off. It has happened before and it is making it too easy for Michael. Last night, we had decided we would do one stop, but after the warm-up this morning, we changed our minds and went for two. It is a long and hard race here anyway, and when you cannot make any impression on a guy who has got more fuel on board than you have, then it seems even longer. I was pretty disillusioned when I realised Michael was only doing one stop because I knew I had got a hard job on then."
1989
Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost dominated for McLaren but it was Senna's decision to run on harder tyres which helped him to victory. On a bumpy service, Prost had to stop twice on the 20th and 34 laps and was overtaken by Mansell's Ferrari before it suffered engine failure.
1910
The birth of Guy Moll in Algeria. In 1934, at the age of 23, he was signed by Enzo Ferrari and almost immediately win the Monaco Grand Prix and a month later was second to Achille Varzi in Tripoli. But in August, lying in second at Pescara, he lost control and hit a bridge. He died shortly afterwards, ranked by Ferrari as one of the best drivers he had ever seen.
