Blaming anti-stall for his poor start, a difficult Singapore Grand Prix does nothing to lift Max Verstappen's mood following Q3 meltdown. Still unhappy with the call that he believes robbed him of pole for the Singapore Grand Prix - even though being unable to provide a fuel sample would have dropped him to the back of the grid - a difficult race did little to improve Max Verstappen's mood. Starting from eighth, an anti-stall issue saw him drop to 12th, and though he battled his way back to fifth, while fighting with Lando Norris for fourth a bold move on Lap 40 from the Dutchman saw him carry too much speed, lock-up and head down the escape road, damaging his tyres in the process and...
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