REVOLUXE on Instagram: "Monaco 1982 onboard with Rene Arnoux. The 1982 Monaco Grand Prix, held on 23 May, was notable for its dramatic finish and numerous leader changes in the final laps. Following Gilles Villeneuve’s death two weeks earlier, Ferrari entered only one car for Didier Pironi. René Arnoux initially led but spun out, allowing Alain Prost to take over. Prost crashed with three laps remaining, giving the lead to Riccardo Patrese, who then spun and stalled. Didier Pironi took the lead

@f1archived on Instagram: "The 1982 Monaco Grand Prix stands as one of Formula One’s most chaotic and unpredictable races, with René Arnoux playing a crucial role in the drama that defined it. Driving for Renault, Arnoux started from pole position, marking the fourth consecutive pole for the French manufacturer that season. The Renault RE30B, powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged V6, was blisteringly quick but notoriously temperamental. Arnoux’s early lead was short-lived after a spin on lap 15 at