Daniel Ricciardo set his third lap record to lead another Red Bull one-two at the Monaco GP, but Max Verstappen crashed out of Practice Three late on. Ricciardo had already set new records on his way to topping both Thursday practice sessions, and posted a 1:11.786 in the final two minutes of the session to pip his team-mate by just one thousandth of a second. But Verstappen smashed into the wall on the exit of the swimming pool chicane - his fifth crash in Monaco in four years - and Red Bull face a hefty repair job ahead of Qualifying at 2pm. WATCH: Verstappen hits the wall at Turn 15, breaks the steering arm & is into the wall at Turn 16LIVE NOW on Sky Sports F1 & Sky One📺 SSF1:...
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