Christian Horner says Max Verstappen must learn from his "brutal lesson" in Monaco. In the dying minutes of practice three, the Dutchman crashed his Red Bull having already been leading the session, a mistake that has meant he missed qualifying and will start the race from last position. Speaking to SkySports, Horner acknowledged that this was the weekend where Red Bull could and probably should have delivered a one-two finish. "Daniel's been on it all weekend, he's been quickest in every session, every qualifying piece and he's delivered two great laps which were capable of pole. He's done an amazing job. "It feels a little bittersweet. We're delighted with pole but we...
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