© XPB  Andrew Lewin 04/05/2024 at 23:3304/05/2024 at 23:57 It might look to others that it's been plain sailing for Max Verstappen this weekend in Miami, but that's not the view from inside the cockpit with the Red Bull driver concerned he's lacking single-lap consistency. On Friday, Verstappen took pole position for the 19-lap Sprint race and duly took victory after fending off Charles Leclerc from lights to flag. And a few hours later it didn't look like Verstappen was under any undue pressure as he sailed to his sixth pole in the first six rounds of the season, tying a record previously set by Alain Prost 30 years ago in 1993. But despite what looks to be perfect dominance to...
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