The Monaco Grand Prix is a 3.34km circuit that depicts the winner as the driver who completes 78 laps first. The performance of the winner of the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix, Nico Rosberg, is shown in the function below.

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300 d(t 27.275 1 + 10e-3tGreatest Acceleration (0.329, 259.808) -250 (1.821,260.52) y = 260.52 km Greatest Velocity (0.768, 225) -200 300 d(t) = 1 + 10e-3t - 27.275 -150 Point of Inflection/ Point of greatest velocity (0.768 122.831) -100 900083t v(t) = = (@3* + 10)2 -50 a(t) = -270003(@ - 100) (@+ 10) Root (0.768, 0) 0.5 1.5 Vertical asymptote at 25 3.5 it= 1.821 Figure 14: Shows the displacement, velocity, and acceleration functions