Haas rookie Nikita Mazepin says his first Monaco GP in F1 was "very intense" and required more concentration than in any other race he's experienced in his career. Since the start of his maiden campaign in F1, Mazepin has struggled to put together a clean weekend, with frequent mistakes and his inconsistency weighing on his performance and results. On the other side of the Haas garage, fellow rookie Mick Schumacher has acquitted himself well, suffering few errors and extracting the most from his equipment. But in Monte Carlo, Mazepin had the upper hand over the German, outpacing Schumacher in free practice and in qualifying as the Russian finally put together a string of...
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