In the world of Formula One, Monaco is often referred to as the "Circuit of Speed" and for good reason. With its winding streets and challenging track layout, it's one of the most difficult circuits to navigate in the sport.

One area where Monaco has traditionally been strong is in terms of dominance. In fact, there have only been two drivers to win the Monaco Grand Prix on more than one occasion - Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.

Hamilton won the race five times between 2014 and 2020, with his most recent victory coming in 2020 after starting from pole position. He dominated the race throughout, leading every lap except for the final three laps when he was passed by Max Verstappen.

Schumacher also had a remarkable career at Monaco, winning the race four times between 1995 and 2006. His first win came in 1995 and he went on to dominate the race over the next few years, winning the last three races before retiring in 2006.

While both drivers were dominant at Monaco, they each had their own unique style of driving that helped them succeed on the circuit. Hamilton was known for his aggressive driving and ability to take risks, while Schumacher was known for his calm demeanor and consistent performance.

Overall, Monaco has always been a tough test for drivers looking to win the race. However, it's clear that both Hamilton and Schumacher left their mark on the circuit, and their legacies will be remembered for many years to come.