Max Verstappen is not letting up in his quest to improve Red Bull’s reliability after he won the Miami Grand Prix despite a disrupted weekend. Having made contact with the barrier in FP1, the reigning champion was forced to sit out a large chunk of the first practice session, before a hydraulic failure in FP2 ruled him out of the second session entirely. All told, the Dutchman was only able to set 35 laps during practice in Florida, but he still looked a contender for pole before his mistake on his final run, opening the door for Ferrari to lock out the front row for the first time since 2019. READ: FIA allowed Ferrari to modify power unit due to ‘reliability’ But Verstappen got...
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