Max Verstappen said that Friday at Japanese Grand Prix was perhaps his worst day of the entire Formula 1 season. Although he ran fourth-fastest at Suzuka in FP2, Verstappen was left frustrated by a lack of balance that he said made his Red Bull feel like a "rallycross" car. Verstappen's best time of one minute 29.257 seconds was a second adrift of Lewis Hamilton at the top of the timesheets, but the Dutchman was almost three tenths quicker than team-mate Daniel Ricciardo. Oversteer hampered a number of runs, with Verstappen asking for regular front-win tweaks, and it left the driver with a bitter taste in the mouth. "[It was] one of my worst this season in terms of feeling in...
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