Max Verstappen said it was pleasing to be able to keep Charles Leclerc in sight of him for much of the French Grand Prix on Sunday, although he suffered with late-race tyre degradation as a result of attempting to match the pace of the Scuderia Ferrari driver. Verstappen was happy to be able to keep the second Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel behind him to finish fourth at the Circuit Paul Ricard on what was often a lonely race for the Red Bull Racing driver, but despite the loneliness he insisted it was not a boring afternoon for him as he wanted to see just how much he could push and how fast he could go. “The race was a bit lonely at times but it wasn’t boring as I had Charles in sight...
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