Max Verstappen claims the entertaining Austrian double-header proves Formula 1 has no need for reverse grids and gimmicks. Ahead of the season-opening pair of races at the Red Bull Ring, concerns had been raised that the considerable amount of running, including eight hours of practice, would produce a pair of identical races. Article continues under video These fears were alleviated largely thanks to the heavy rain that spiced up qualifying for the second of the two events, the Styrian Grand Prix. "It was fine," said Verstappen following his third-place finished behind a Mercedes one-two spearheaded by Lewis Hamilton. "Mixing tyre compounds? Well, you can only really, on...
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