Verstappen Admits Monaco F1 “Track Isn't for Our Car” Due to Low-Speed Weakness

After Max Verstappen's magnificent victory in Imola, the next Formula 1 race will take place in Monaco next weekend.

Verstappen impressed by ‘very, very fast’ Ferrari in Monaco

Max Verstappen has admitted that Red Bull “overdid it a little bit” with set-up changes between first and second practice at the Monaco Grand Prix, after the reigning World Champion fell down the timesheets.

Despite his victory in Imola, Max Verstappen has chosen to maintain caution in the run-up to the Monaco Grand Prix, openly recognizing that the Principality’s urban layout does not favour the characteristics of Red Bull’s current single-place. “We know that this track is not the best for our car,” declared the world’s tri-champion when he was consulted about his expectations for the upcoming calendar date. Dutchman Max Verstappen, who already ad…

Verstappen admits Monaco F1 “track isn't for our car” due to low-speed weakness

The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix showed Red Bull is making progress with its 2025 Formula 1 car, but Max Verstappen doesn't believe the team's form will carry over to this weekend’s race in Monaco.Verstappen was pipped to pole last weekend in Italy, but passed polesitter Oscar Piastri at the start before comfortably controlling the race. Beneath him was a Red Bull that was much stronger on ...Keep reading

Verstappen is unsure how his RB21 will master the narrow streets of Monaco

Hot on the heels of his dominant victory at Imola, reigning champion Max Verstappen is looking forward to this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, albeit he has some concerns about the competitiveness of his RB21 on the narrow and twisty streets of Monte Carlo.