Stoffel Vandoorne says McLaren-Honda must “maximise every single opportunity” in Monaco as it bids to claw its way into the top 10 around the streets of the Principality. The operation has struggled in 2017, amid a lack of reliability and performance, with neither Vandoorne nor Fernando Alonso having scored a point, leaving the team last in the standings. The characteristics of the Circuit de Monaco have allowed McLaren to score points in both years since reuniting with Honda, while Vandoorne placed 11th in practice on Thursday, in front of team-mate Jenson Button, standing in for Indianapolis-bound Alonso. The Belgian, who carries a three-place grid penalty after colliding...
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