Max Verstappen has shied away from making any further comment on Ferrari’s engine performance heading into this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix – but is pleased to see the FIA issuing technical directives clarifying the regulations. Ferrari had enjoyed a surge in form since the summer break, winning three races, but finished over 50 seconds off the pace in Austin amid allegations it had been forced to make changes to its power unit. Verstappen said Ferrari’s dip in performance was “not strange” after a technical directive relating to fuel flow systems was issued by the FIA in the lead-up to the race, and used the word “cheating” on Dutch TV, sparking an angry response from...
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