The annual Laureus World Sports Awards took place in Monte-Carlo this week, and while the motorsport community missed out on a trophy, it was well represented in the Principality.
A distinguished member of the Laureus Academy, Emerson Fittipaldi attended as usual the star-studded event accompanied by his wife Rossana.
The two-time F1 World Champion never won in Monaco, but a nostalgic track walk and a pause at the Fairmont Hairpin - or the Loews hairpin as it was called back in his day - was in order for Emmo.
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