The idea of some sort of a joker, which is what in my opinion you are referring to, is intriguing at Monaco. But for this the roundabout at Portier would and could suffice already.
Sure. I chose that specific corner because I remember cars going straight on there, overtaking and having to give up the position. But for me, the specific location for implementation is not as important as the concept itself. This should open Monaco to real racing. A potential side effect could be more safety car periods, but at least the race would be one of the most exciting on the calendar, and the skill of the drivers would be exhibited to the limit.
Even though some would complain that this type of passing is artificial, I don't think it would be generally perceived that way because factors like a challenging DRS activation (maybe five-tenths), the corresponding increase in the speed of the cars on those narrow streets, and the inevitable incidents from drivers being on the limit would introduce huge excitement and entertainment. This could lead to more viewers watching until the end. For instance, a safety car period would make pit stop decisions more critical. There would definitely be more pit stops regardless.
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