The 1995 Monaco Grand Prix unfolded as one of the most chaotic races of the decade, shaped by changing conditions and a narrow circuit that punished even minor errors. Early in the race, David Coulthard’s Williams collided with a Ferrari driven by Jean Alesi while running through traffic, sending Coulthard into a spin and out of contention. Alesi, racing the Ferrari 412 T2 powered by a naturally aspirated V12, was one of several drivers caught in the congestion that defined the opening phase of