Red Bull's Max Verstappen was anything but pleased with his opening day of running at the Italian Grand Prix. Monza's high-speed layout proved challenging on Friday for Red Bull's RB16, with Verstappen complaining of a general lack of balance and grip, a weakness validated by a spin for the Dutchman in FP1 that could have had tougher consequences. "I think there was a bit of damage on the bottom of the car that the mechanics will get into as well, but thankfully it was just the front wing," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner told Sky Sports F1. "He [Verstappen$ has got a bit of a disconnect in balance as well at the moment. I am sure we can tune that out, hopefully for the...
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