Max Verstappen's chances of taking part in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix are in huge doubt after he smashed his Red Bull into the wall in Saturday's practice session. Verstappen clipped the barrier at the second swimming pool chicane before hopping into the wall, wrecking the right-hand side of his car. Red Bull's mechanics will have just two hours to put Verstappen's mangled car back together after he crashed in the same spot as he did in 2016. Verstappen was perhaps put off by the slow-moving Renault of Carlos Sainz Jr, but took too much kerb and broke a right-front steering rod on the barriers before skirting into the wall on the run down to La Rascasse. Verstappen bateu no...
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