Monaco Grand Prix – Valtteri Bottas had been running second before his first pit stop turned disastrous and became his last action of the race. With Charles Leclerc failing to start the race, the Finn had been promoted from third to second before the lights even went out but wasn’t able to make the move on Max Verstappen to take the lead at the start. “The start was good,” said Bottas. “Max defended and I had to lift. The pace was good but I think the Red Bull tyres, they lasted a bit better today, the soft tyres, so he pulled a gap towards the end of the stint. “My front left tyre was graining, I’m sure with the hard it would’ve been okay but it would’ve been tricky...
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