Verstappen revela que un fallo en el motor causó su abandono en el GP de Mónaco

Max Verstappen se retiró del Gran Premio de Mónaco en la primera vuelta después de que fallara el motor de su Red Bull. El cuatro veces campeón del mundo describió el problema como una muerte súbita del motor tras haber experimentado inconvenientes en la vuelta de formación.

Verstappen había luchado por la pole position en el circuito urbano de Mónaco. Superó a ambos pilotos de Ferrari antes de clasificarse segundo, por detrás del piloto de Mercedes Kimi Antonelli. El neerlandés se caló en la salida y tuvo que esquivar a otros coches. Su mensaje de radio capturó su frustración con las palabras

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