Max Verstappen did himself no favours crashing on the final corner of his final lap in qualifying for the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with pole very much on the cards he had to settle for third thanks to his earlier effort. Verstappen was reportedly a couple of tenths better than Lewis Hamilton's table-topping final effort after the first two sectors, but wanting to hammer home the advantage he overstepped it a tad too much, the Red Bull clattering into the wall with force and wobbling away wounded and perhaps in need of the type of fix that induces grid drop penalties. The last thing The Dutchman can afford at this critical stage of the title race, with Hamilton only eight points...
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