Monaco, a world-renowned wealthy country, is also known for its tiny size – with a total area of only 0.8 square kilometers, some slightly more populous villages in certain Eastern countries are larger than it.
At the same time, Monaco also boasts one of the world's four shortest F1 tracks, which is integrated with the streets of Monaco City. The race cars zip through the streets at high speed, allowing city residents to peer out of their windows and see the F1 cars whizzing by right beneath them.
Most F1 races are held during the day, but tonight's scene of a car leading the chase with a pack tightly tailing it through the streets of Monaco, although the pedestrians and tourists on the roadside don't know what's happening, they still wave their food, screaming and cheering in the spirit of enjoying the thrill of the chase.
Brenekoff's bodyguards, the CIA, MI6: "@#*%..."
