Both Max Verstappen and Red Bull would have finished in second place in Formula 1's championships this year without a string of errors, according to the team's motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko. Verstappen recovered to finish fourth in the drivers' championship after a poor start to 2018, while Red Bull were a lonely third in the constructors' standings. Verstappen made contact with either another driver or the barriers in each of the first six races of 2018 – costing him places and points on five occasions. Things came to a head for the Dutchman at the Monaco Grand Prix, when a crash in FP3 put him to the back of the grid for a race that teammate Daniel Ricciardo won from pole,...
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