Jenson Button identifies Max Verstappen and a potentially resurgent Mercedes as the primary threats to Ferrari's qualifying dominance at the Monaco Grand Prix. The 2009 F1 champion notes Monte Carlo’s narrow streets always deliver a spectacular Saturday shootout, with drivers pushing the limits.
Button emphasizes Verstappen’s presence in the mix, stating the challenge is "who gets the lap together around Monaco" and avoids "putting it in the wall." He acknowledges that Mercedes might have been "a little bit off the pace" but has a track record of overnight improvements, suggesting they could join the fight. The tight margins expected, with multiple drivers within a tenth or two, mean someone is bound to overstep the limit in pursuit of pole. This sets the stage for a thrilling and unpredictable qualifying session where precise execution will be paramount for any team aiming for the front row.
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