But judging from the attendance, Monaco is still a very popular event, traditionally drawing a large crowd from nearby Italy, and more recently a lot of people from Germany. But once the race is over, it only takes a couple of hours for these people to leave the Principality. Grandstands are left standing like useless skeletons, and tons of trash under them have to be disposed of. Teams will be leaving later in the evening, or early the following morning, and Monaco will become again the place it is 361 days a year. But for the Automobile Club, the marathon is far from over, as everything has to be removed before the summer season starts and another kind of tourist invades Monaco.
Business never stops there.
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