©WRI2 Red Bull Racing's Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen's botched weekend is nothing to worry about as the Dutch prodigy is still on a learning curve. Fresh from his sensational win in Barcelona, Verstappen hit the skids, and the guardrails, in Monaco, crashing in practice, in qualifying in Saturday's Q1 and the again in Sunday's race. But up to his exit on lap 34, Verstappen, who certainly had his work cut out for him after having started from the pitlane, had produced an impressive drive up the field, reaching P9 before his early demise when he hit the wall at Massenet. "He had a very strong first half of the race," Horner told Motorsport.com. "He had made some...
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