Max Verstappen will head in to the Monaco Grand Prix weekend determined to improve his rather unimpressive track record in the prestigious Principality. The Red bull driver knows all about the pitfalls that hide around the streets of Monte-Carlo, having been caught out by the track's perils last year when he crashed in FP3. The mishap proved costly as it forced a last row start on the Dutchman, but the mistake was also a crucial reality check for Verstappen who initiated a healthy reset at that point, reining in his impetuosity to focus on consistency. Marko: Second-class F2 driver showed just how good Mercedes is Since, the 20-year-old has been in an uptrend, with Red Bull team boss...
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