It's a new departure of sorts for Max Verstappen, the young Dutchman becoming the de facto leader at Red Bull and with a new power unit in the back of his car. On the back of a productive pre-season testing period and significant progress from Honda, Red Bull's new engine supplier, the Milton Keynes-based outfit has offered a positive outlook for Melbourne. Despite a lack of pure performance running in Barcelona, partly because of Pierre Gasly's crash in the second week of testing, Verstappen isn't feeling any particular tensions ahead of this weekend's season-opening race. Red Bull Racing fast tracks updates for opening round "I'm feeling good, I'm positive," he said on...
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