Max Verstappen finished the FP2 session in Monaco on Thursday in fourth position, just three tenths down on the lead Mercedes AMG PETRONAS of Lewis Hamilton, but one second off the pace of team-mate Daniel Ricciardo who topped the times by over half a second. However, unlike the Australian the Dutchman did not receive the new engine upgrade from Renault, as the French manufacturer only had enough time to procure one engine for its own team and one for customer team Red Bull Racing, so it was a solid performance from the youngest ever grand prix winner, and he was pleased with his progress. “It looks like we are not too bad, so I think it’s a good start to the weekend. There’s always...
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