Red Bull Racing have dealt a fair blow to their nearest rival, Mercedes, in Monaco. Max Verstappen was very fast in the Principality, while Mercedes had trouble adjusting the car of Lewis Hamilton. Red Bull did a much better job of overtaking Mercedes in both championships. Jolyon Palmer sees Mercedes clearly not in the rhythm they had in Monaco. "Mercedes had a really bad race. It was bad strategy for Hamilton and that pit stop by Bottas, where they broke the wheel nut, so the wheel wouldn't come off. That had a big impact," Palmer explained in the BBC podcast The Chequered Flag. At the first corner, Verstappen had only Valtteri Bottas to hold off and Palmer sees that he didn't...
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