Stoffel Vandoorne feels his chances of securing points in the Monaco Grand Prix were ruined by McLaren's decision to keep him out in a bid to help teammate Fernando Alonso.
Vandoorne started the race just outside the top ten and had been running behind Renault's Nico Hulkenberg -- who went onto finish eighth. The Belgian was running ahead of the two Saubers, Brendon Hartley and Kevin Magnussen -- with the quartet stopping between laps 13 and 17.
His stop came one lap later than Alonso -- who rejoined just ahead of Vandoorne and a recovering Max Verstappen, who had been held up.