Stoffel Vandoorne headed McLaren's practice for the Monaco Grand Prix, finishing an encouraging eighth quickest after two tricky sessions around the unyielding streets of the Principality. Fernando Alonso, who lost most of the morning session while his mechanics removed the floor and bodywork to trace the source of a brake-by-wire sensor issue, ended the day ninth, just 0.038s behind his team-mate. Neither driver declared themselves completely happy with the balance of the car; accordingly, the engineers will spend tomorrow's extra day working to refine the set-up ahead of Saturday afternoon's ultra-critical qualifying session. Fernando Alonso: 'A tough day. 'In the first session, I had an...
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