Max Verstappen is adamant that his Red Bull team need to get to the bottom of their reliability issues after the Dutchman claimed his second win of the season at the Miami Grand Prix. Verstappen’s running was limited on Friday as he made slight contact with the wall in FP1 before suffering a hydraulic failure in FP2. Consequently, he was unable to trial the car’s long run pace, and he was also denied the opportunity to do any meaningful practice starts. READ: Schumacher slams Hamilton and Vettel for being poor role models amid fresh row with FIA You would not have known that at the start of the race in Florida though as he got ahead of Carlos Sainz straight away having qualified behind...
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