Max Verstappen took a long-term view of his Formula 1 battle with seven-times World Champion Lewis Hamilton and said finishing second to his Mercedes rival in last month's season-opener was nothing to be upset about. The 23-year-old Dutch driver struck observers with his calm after starting on pole at Sakhir but finishing second to Hamilton after having to give back a lead he gained by going off-track. 'I've always been super-calm,' he told media with a hint of sarcasm ahead of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. 'What do you want to do? It makes no sense to start smashing things or throwing things.' 'If that's a bad result then I'm just looking forward to the next 22 races. Of course, when I...
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