Max Verstappen is disappointed with quick retirement in Monaco: ‘Engine completely died’
Max Verstappen expressed his disappointment after his early retirement, immediately after the start of the GP in Monaco. “The engine completely died.”
Max Verstappen expressed his disappointment after his early retirement, immediately after the start of the GP in Monaco. “The engine completely died.”
A parade, boring, the winner is already known? Not at all! The glass is also half full in Monaco and history even teaches that the polesitter more often does not
It’s about an hour and a half after qualifying, the international media obligations are over, and so quickly away? No, the genuinely happy Max
If Max Verstappen wants a chance at victory in Monaco on Sunday from P2, he will probably have to strike at the start. “Because overtaking is difficult here,
Max Verstappen qualified second for the Monaco Grand Prix. “I would have signed for this,” said Verstappen
In the final meters of a thrilling qualifying session, Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday. Next to him on the
With more confidence than expected, Max Verstappen starts qualifying in Monaco on Saturday afternoon. The reason is the pleasant surprise on Friday: the
Isack Hadjar is aware that he occasionally makes unnecessary mistakes, although he is also proud that he is catching up with Max Verstappen.
For many Formula 1 drivers, the Monaco GP is a home race, also for Max Verstappen. He even drives past his own home. So, a quick wave.
This season’s first podium finish is nice, but according to Max Verstappen, it doesn’t mean that a first victory is already near. In Monaco