Monaco - Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo left Monaco late on Sunday declaring he could not wait to "get the hell out of here".
The Australian, who started the wet-dry Monaco Grand Prix on pole, was absolutely livid at having been beaten by world champion Lewis Hamilton.
'Not sure what to do'
The normally-chirpy and grinning Red Bull driver said: "It hurts. I'm not sure where to go from here, what to do."
Ricciardo had already been angry after the Spanish GP in Barcelona, when his seemingly superior three-stop strategy actually handed victory to team mate Max Verstappen.
This time, it was a bungled pit stop - which saw him waiting stationary for a set of tyres - that cost him the win.
Ricciardo says he was "screwed" by the team both times.
"Two races in a row"
Ricciardo continued: "It's two weekends in a row I've been screwed now. Two races in a row, two races in a row. That's all I can say.
"I took Barcelona on the chin, but two in a row? And especially here at Monaco. I told them (the team) after the race that nothing they can say will make me feel better."
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Indeed, on the radio after the chequered flag, Ricciardo had growled: "Nothing you can say can make it any better. Just save it."
For the record, team boss Christian Horner said it was a miscommunication based on the fact that the pitwall at Monaco is actually upstairs above the garage.
Dr Helmut Marko called it a "human mistake", and apologised.