It's fair to say that while Daniel Ricciardo may well look back twelve months to what was a personal high point, for Max Verstappen, Monaco 2018 was very much a personal low. Following incidents in a number of previous races, the youngster's frustration was obvious, resulting in some angry run-ins with the media. Monaco however was even worse, for while teammate Ricciardo took pole and then a hugely popular win, Verstappen, having crashed in final practice, and thereby unable to take part in qualifying, was forced to start from the back of the grid, ultimately finishing ninth. However, with Helmut Marko's warning that he 'had to be more careful' ringing in his ears, Max turned things...
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