Max Verstappen started and finished fifth in the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, with the Dutchman only having one real opportunity to make up a position at the start. The Red Bull Racing driver had a sniff of jumping Kimi Raikkonen heading into turn one, but the Scuderia Ferrari driver was able to hold off the nineteen-year-old, and from there on Verstappen was unable to make another move, even if he was closer to both Ferrari and the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team than he was expecting to be at the end of the Grand Prix. “The start was really good but it was just a shame that out of turn one I had dirty air ahead of me, this allowed Kimi to stay on the outside and get in front...
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