Last year Max Verstappen arrived at the Monaco Grand Prix on a high, having just won his first race for Red Bull at the Spanish Grand Prix, but soon the mean streets of Monte Carlo brought he back to earth during a bent metal packed weekend. His qualifying session ended when he tagged the Armco at the swimming pool complex and crashed into the wall. Then 24 hours later, during the race, he again slammed the barriers to end his race before half distance. Speaking ahead of his second Monaco Grand Prix as a Red Bull driver, Verstappen said, “There is no such thing as a low risk lap in Monaco, it doesn’t exist if you want to be fast because...
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