I just don't see how people dislike Monaco. You set the car up right and it's so rewarding by finding the grip inside close to the barrier. You need a decent setup and maximum downforce is always a good start. I've played f1 games way back since the Geoff crammond GP days where setup was vital and since then I've gotten used to how aero simply works and know what to do immediately at each circuit. I know each game and cars handle different but it always puts me in "the ball park" and I just spend the rest of the time perfecting the setup with tweaks here and there. Camber,tow in,tow out, spring rate,ride height,torque distribution, brake bias. All make a massive difference at each circuit and can gain you seconds, literally. Once you perfect the setup to your liking and driving style, you can then play with the brake bias coming into certain turns. It can really help when you want to get a good exit and punch yourself onto the straight. Good Ol' Schumi was a pro at it.