Max Verstappen believes he could have joined Charles Leclerc on the front row before the late red flag in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix. Leclerc was in a class of his own as qualifying reached Q3, setting an impressive benchmark on his first run to be nearly a quarter of a second faster than anyone else and then being set to improve to the tune of 0.4s on his final attempt. Leclerc didn’t get to finish that lap when Sergio Perez crashed at Portier, and Verstappen was similarly hampered as a better run was halted when he was trying to improve on fourth on the grid. “So far it has been a bit tricky for me the whole weekend and of course in qualifying, in Q3 you want to go...
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