Max Verstappen has failed to finish on the Monaco podium since 2023, but is unsure if a top three is on the cards this weekend.
Max Verstappen is approaching the Monaco Grand Prix with caution as it is known to highlight Red Bull’s weakness in ride quality, potentially affecting his podium chances.
The Dutch driver has not been on the Monaco podium since 2023 and is unsure if this time will be different due to the team struggling with the RB22’s balance over bumps and kerbs.
Monaco’s unique demands require strong performance over bumps and kerbs, posing a challenge for Red Bull.
Verstappen acknowledges the team’s struggles with ride quality in low-speed corners where they are decent but need improvement over bumps and kerbs.
Despite securing their first podium of the season in Canada, both Verstappen and Red Bull are aiming for enhancements in grip, power, braking efficiency, and better tire operation for overall performance improvements.
