End of race for Max Verstappen: anticlimax in Monaco after dramatic start
It’s the end of the race for Max Verstappen in Monaco. The Dutchman’s Red Bull, who started from second position, retired at the start.
It’s the end of the race for Max Verstappen in Monaco. The Dutchman’s Red Bull, who started from second position, retired at the start.
Max Verstappen expressed his disappointment after his early retirement, immediately after the start of the GP in Monaco. “The engine completely died.”
Isack Hadjar manages to drive his Red Bull across the finish line in third place in Monaco. “Gave everything to stay within five seconds.”
Zak Brown believes Formula 1 should work towards fully independent teams. “I don’t think that’s healthy for the sport,” Brown says.
After a crash in the first free practice, Isack Hadjar qualified fifth for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen qualified second for the Monaco Grand Prix. “I would have signed for this,” said Verstappen
Isack Hadjar experienced an eventful opening day during the Monaco GP. The Red Bull driver crashed in the first free practice.
With more confidence than expected, Max Verstappen starts qualifying in Monaco on Saturday afternoon. The reason is the pleasant surprise on Friday: the
Sergio Pérez has rediscovered his confidence since his return to Formula 1. The Mexican had a difficult last period at Red Bull and
Isack Hadjar is aware that he occasionally makes unnecessary mistakes, although he is also proud that he is catching up with Max Verstappen.