Judging by his frustration during FP3, few would have been surprised to see Max Verstappen storm off to his hotel room in disgust rather than suffer further at the hands of 'the product' in the back of his car and its erratic behaviour. As the Dutch youngster's engine became ever more erratic, intermittently cutting out, he began to vent his anger at anyone he could, even other drivers. Yet, despite his various issues, in Q3, when it really mattered, he produced the second best lap of the afternoon to stick his car alongside Lewis Hamilton's on the front row for tomorrow's race. 'Totally unexpected,' he admitted at the end of the session. 'From FP3 onwards I was shaking from anger but now...
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