“I always knew that Monaco was not going to be an easy weekend, plus Monaco can always be quite chaotic,” said Verstappen. “But that’s alright, I think we had a good direction where we wanted to work in, and now step by step we’ll try to improve that.
“We still have a quick car, but some tracks just work a little bit better for us than others, and I think here now it’s not only the track layout, it’s also now dealing with the weather, how wet it’s going to be.
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“We just have to wait and see, but naturally of course the gaps have closed a bit but that’s alright.”
