Stewards at the Monaco Grand Prix have opted to take no further action against Max Verstappen in the wake of his potentially unsafe re-joining of the circuit. Verstappen, second in the session, locked up heavily into Sainte Devote and took to the run-off, from where he reversed back onto the circuit. The pursuing Sebastian Vettel took to the inside run-off to avoid Verstappen’s RB14 and stewards placed Verstappen under investigation – though ultimately took no further action. “The Stewards reviewed video evidence and heard from the driver of car 33, Max Verstappen and found that yellow flags (first a single yellow and later a double yellow) had been waived to warn the...
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