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Kevin Magnussen: Haas' Monaco pace drop 'a bit of a shock'

Kevin Magnussen says Haas’ pace in Monaco has come as a “bit of a shock” after he was eliminated during the first segment of qualifying. Magnussen comfortably led the midfield group two weeks ago in Spain as he followed up seventh on the grid with sixth in the race, coming home significantly clear of his rivals. Magnussen warned on Wednesday that he did not expect a repeat of such pace but Haas struggled more than anticipated throughout the sessions. In full: Monaco Grand Prix qualifying result Magnussen was 19th in both final practice and qualifying on Saturday, setting the slowest time of those who participated in Q1. “It’s a bit of a shock this weekend,...
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