For all of the criticism the Monaco Grand Prix may receive in terms of the on-track spectacle it offers, Sunday’s race was proof of how tense and dramatic a race without overtaking at the front of the pack can be. “I don’t know if it was boring for you, but it wasn’t boring for me in the car,” Lewis Hamilton said not long after his victory, still surprised by his success after holding on for 67 laps on a fading Medium tyre as Max Verstappen crawled all over the rear of his Mercedes. It was a hard-earned win at a track which Hamilton has struggled to tame over the years, this being only his third victory. At the end of an emotionally-charged weekend for both Hamilton and Mercedes...
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