Verstappen expects unpredictability at Monaco

Max Verstappen is heading into the Monaco Grand Prix with a dose of healthy uncertainty. After securing his first podium of the season in Canada, he is refreshingly honest about the reality facing Red Bull: "I don't know how the car is going to feel tomorrow."

Confidence in the machine is non-negotiable on the tight, unforgiving streets of Monaco. Verstappen knows that while they were competitive in low-speed sections in Canada, the RB22 is still fighting against issues with bouncing and drivability. Because the car struggles over bumps and kerbs, there is no guarantee that the performance found at the last round will translate here.

Despite a challenging season, the atmosphere remains steady under the leadership of Team Principal Laurent Mekies. Verstappen confirms that the team is pulling in the same direction, even as they chase improvements in grip, braking, and overall power. "Monaco can always give you some surprises," he noted, and frankly, at a track this unique, that is the only thing we can count on.