Daniel Ricciardo says he felt no need to overdrive his Red Bull RB14 car during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday as he swept to his second pole position in Formula 1. Ricciardo finished fastest with a new track record in every session of the race weekend so far, including all three parts of qualifying as he beat Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel to pole position in Q3. Ricciardo’s result was a stark contrast to that of Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen, who will start last on the grid after failing to take part in qualifying as a result of his crash in final practice. Verstappen’s crash acted as proof of the fine margins between success and failure around the streets of...
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