Max Verstappen broke his phase of bad luck in 2017 by taking a dominant second career win at Malaysia for Red Bull Racing. While Sepang was set to be a circuit that would benefit Ferrari, the battle for the race win became anyone's game when qualifying threw up a mixed set of results, with Lewis Hamilton securing an unexpected pole position, Sebastian Vettel starting in last place and three different teams filling out the top three positions on the starting grid. A turbo issue before the race start prevented Kimi Raikkonen from taking part, marking a weekend that was progressively getting worse for Ferrari with only one prancing horse remaining before the lights went out....
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