©RedBull Phillip van Osten 25/05/2024 at 18:4225/05/2024 at 18:27 Max Verstappen says his troubled Red Bull RB20 just can’t deal with Monaco’s kerbs, a handicap that significantly hindered the Dutchman's efforts  in qualifying on Saturday. The Dutchman’s reign of dominance in the grid-defining session came to an abrupt end in the Principality, with the championship leader clocking in a lowly P6 in Q3, 0.297 adrift of Ferrari poleman Charles Leclerc. Red Bull’s compliance issues around Monte Carlo’s bumpy track were at the forefront of Verstappen’s complaints from the out set of free practice on Friday. Unfortunately, despite the team’s efforts to mitigate the problem...
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