Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen felt the move by Scuderia Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix, was not a clever one for someone who is fighting for a world championship. Having got a great start from the front row, much better than that of pole sitter Vettel, the Dutchman then found himself being squeezed by the German, as he tried to recoup lost ground. Unfortunately for all concerned, Verstappen also had a quickly advancing Kimi Raikkonen on his left, and as Vettel squeezed harder, there was nowhere for the Dutchman or the Finn to go. The result was a three-way collision that took both Ferrari drivers and the Red Bull out on the first lap,...
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