Max Verstappen has declared himself pleased with his second-place finish in the Singapore Grand Prix despite Red Bull's engine concerns, and added that he felt it 'wouldn't have been fair' to pass eventual winner Lewis Hamilton when he was held up by back markers.   The gap between Verstappen and Hamilton narrowed to a second as a positional battle between Romain Grosjean and Sergey Sirotkin, with the French driver choosing to ignore blue flags, holding up the frustrated Brit and allowing the Red Bull to get within range.  Eventually Hamilton had to defend and eventually got through, going on to win by over eight second in what was a routine victory.  But when speaking...
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