Max Verstappen believes he can reach the podium from but that victory could be out of reach in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after a driveshaft failure left him 15th on the grid. The championship leader has been the clear favorite throughout the weekend so far in Jeddah, topping all three practice sessions and being a second clear of the quickest non-Red Bull car in FP3. However, early in Q2, he suffered a mechanical issue that took him out of the session and leaves him starting 15th, with team-mate Sergio Perez on pole. “In Turn 10 the driveshaft just broke, so that’s really unfortunate,” Verstappen said. “And, also, (it's) something I don’t really understand, because we never...
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