Max Verstappen started the Singapore Grand Prix from the front row and although he was keen to reverse a slew of bad results, his race only lasted until the first corner complex as his Red Bull was embroiled in a Ferrari sandwich which resulted in a spectacular race ending collision – three podium contenders retired before a lap was completed. Since then the FIA race stewards at Marina Bay Circuit have deemed that neither Verstappen or Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel were predominantly at fault, but the young Dutchman thinks otherwise. After the race Verstappen was asked by reporters who was to blame, he replied, 'I think mainly Sebastian. He started squeezing me. Maybe he didn't...
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