Kevin Magnussen says Renault's experiments on his RS16 in Monaco proved detrimental to his race pace but is optimistic he can profit from the ground work in Canada and upcoming races. The Renault driver was in the thick of it at the Principality after an underwhelming qualifying and was involved in two incidents, the first a clumsy contact with Daniil Kvyat who was struggling with technical issues before sliding out of the race at Mirabeau on lap 33. Magnussen, who was fitted with the upgraded Renault engine for Monaco, felt he was always battling to catch up in terms of pace and car set-up after the team experimented with new parts which he feels ultimately cost him a shot at a positive...
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