Kevin Magnussen hopes to be in contention for a top ten Qualifying position on Saturday after a positive practice day at the Circuit de Monaco, although it was interrupted by a bizarre situation on Thursday morning when both he and team-mate Romain Grosjean were black-flagged. Radio communication issues resulted in the Haas F1 Team asking the stewards in Monaco to black flag both drivers so they returned to the pits, which obviously lost them some valuable track time as the problem was rectified, but on track, there were a lot of positives to take from the day at a track the team has traditionally struggled on during their time in Formula 1. Despite the disjointed running in first...
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