Kimi Raikkonen mustered a fourth-place finish in Monaco, but the Finn was critical of the way that it's nearly impossible to overtake in the streets of the Principality.
The Ice Man finished two places behind his teammate Sebastian Vettel in P4, just missing out on the podium as he was a second behind Lewis Hamilton.
"It was a boring race where nothing happened," Raikkonen said to the press after the race.
"Even if you were four seconds slower than the car behind you, they'll never pass you.
Anyone have any idea who Raikkonen could have been alluding to there? No?
"We had the pace, but it just didn't come off anywhere.
"It certainly wasn't the most exciting race and I wanted to get more from here," the man who took pole in the Principality in 2017 concluded.