Red Bull principal Christian Horner insisted there was no major concerns for the team despite a somewhat subdued showing during Friday's practice sessions in Monaco ahead of Sunday's Grand Prix. Max Verstappen was only fourth fastest at the end of FP2 and nearly half a second slower than Ferrari's Charles Leclerc who topped the times once again. But Horner said that Verstappen just needed to find a better way of handling the first corner to be able to make immediate gains and improvements on Saturday. “It’s just turn 1 at the moment,” he explained. “That’s the only bit that we need to tidy up for him. We’ve tried some setup changes where he’s not as happy with the car as he...
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