Max Verstappen has admitted that, for now at least, he does not have a car with which to challenge for the 2019 title. Red Bull-Honda started the year with high hopes, but after two races it is clear that Ferrari and Mercedes are ahead. 'We have more questions for the chassis than for the Honda engines,' admitted team boss Christian Horner. Only the safety car kept Verstappen off the podium in Bahrain, but he admitted he 'didn't deserve' to finish higher than fourth on Sunday. 'It was one of the most difficult races ever,' said the Dutchman. He told Ziggo Sport that he lacked rear grip all weekend. 'We just didn't have the speed so we couldn't really attack. It can happen sometimes that...
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