Max Verstappen says his strong form in the second half of the 2018 Formula 1 season is not down to changing his approach, despite admitting that he "f***ed up" in a miserable start to the campaign which saw him spill many points with on-track mistakes. Spins, collisions with other drivers and the safety barriers cost Verstappen in five of the opening six races of the season – most notably in Monaco where a possible victory went up in smoke as he crashed into the wall in FP3, with teammate Daniel Ricciardo going on to win from pole. The Dutchman faced many calls from pundits, fans and even his fellow drivers to change his ways, but Verstappen was unmoved and threatened to...
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