>>after his FP3 crash lead to him starting in last place and
>>getting called out on his errors, he said this was his first
>>drive with a margin where he was making sure he wasn't his
>>normal risky self.
>>
>>That must have been a nerve wracking race for Ricciardo, I
>was
>>worried he was about to be out of the race.
>
>Yep. Any other circuit he would have been lapped, but god
>bless Monaco. And good for him, in general.
>
>Still not convinced LeClerc's brakes actually failed. Looked
>like he locked up on too much kerb.
>
>No idea how a consistently top-10 Haas car could be that bad.
>Monaco's a one-off track, but still, damn.

The tire situation seemed strange too, I feel like we haven't seen graining like that in a while, some teams tire selections were pretty drastic.

One of Leclerc's front tires looked like they blew up from the inside in a slow replay, it had to be more than an extreme flat spot.

Maybe Haas got rid of all the cheating bits the other teams were complaining about? lol they qualified really badly, back of the grid, I don't really know how their race went. I'm kinda liking this Gasly kid.