Kevin Magnussen is determined to bounce back from a frustrating Monaco Grand Prix by claiming a top ten finish at F1's next stop, in Canada, next weekend. Despite an inspired intermediate tyre choice, Monaco didn't bear the fruits that Dane had hoped for, as he became a casualty of the world's most famous street race, having first got involved in a needless collision with Daniil Kvyat and then crashed out on his own as a result of the damage to his Renault. That, however, was only the nadir of a tough weekend for the regie, which had had to pick up the pieces from three accidents in practice, including one for Magnussen, and had already seen its other car, piloted by Jolyon Palmer, exit...
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