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Verstappen given 'brutal' Monaco lesson

Max Verstappen was given a "brutal" reminder of the Monaco Grand Prix's pitfalls after a crash in FP3 left him starting the race from last place. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner  cut a frustrated figure, with their cars to bookend the field from the line, with Daniel Ricciardo on pole. Red Bull have been the team to beat all weekend, with Ricciardo topping the timesheets in every practice and qualifying session so far. However, Verstappen is counting the cost of yet another error. He has either spun or made contact with another driver at every race so far this year. READ MORE: "Let's do this s**t" - Ricciardo VIDEO: Verstappen SMASHES Red Bull A mammoth...
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