Eric Boullier was impressed by Kevin Magnussen's approach to his first Monaco Grand Prix in F1. Magnussen's rookie year has been largely difficult since he scored a podium on his debut in Australia, with the McLaren slipping off the pace in recent races before a double-points finish in Monaco. Magnussen was running sixth before a reliability issue saw him lose pace and then Kimi Raikkonen collided with him at the hairpin, relegating him to tenth, but Boullier singled him out for praise. “Both [Jenson Button and Magnussen] did drive well, especially Kevin who is a rookie,” Boullier said, adding that he was impressed with how Magnussen had handled his weekend. “This is a special track...
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