XPB Images Max Verstappen has described Red Bull’s long runs in Friday practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix as “very strong”, but admits one-lap pace can be improved. While Verstappen and team-mate Daniel Ricciardo slotted behind the two Mercedes and Ferraris across FP1 and FP2, the Dutchman, who is celebrating his 19th birthday on this date, looked quite competitive during his race simulation in the afternoon. “I think both sessions were not bad,” Verstappen said. “The first one you just build up [the speed], especially with the new tarmac you have to get to grips with the car. “I think it was a positive day. Our short runs could be a bit better but I think long...
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