And then there were four. The Mexico City Grand Prix has come, impressed, and gone with Max Verstappen getting the better of Lewis Hamilton and edging closer to the title. I for one cannot stop replaying the first lap’s “three-into-one” and that stupendous late-brake executed by Max Verstappen. With all the hype around Red Bull and how their package should fit perfectly into the high-altitude environment of Mexico's Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the weekend buildup was in line with the expectations, as bar FP1, the RB16B was the car every Formula 1 driver would have loved to be in for Sunday’s race. Qualifying was a shocker, as the sixth tenths advantage the Bulls had over...
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