Max Verstappen owned day one of the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver topping both sessions on the day at a very slippery Istanbul Park. The challenging Herman Tilke designed race track, was almost undrivable in FP1 but got better for the afternoon stanza, which indeed was a couple of seconds quicker. Verstappen extracted the maximum with his 1:28.330, the Dutchman mastering the low-grip conditions better than his rivals. Notably, he was a full second quicker than Alex Albon in the other blue car. Earlier in the day, the Thai was only two-tenths shy of his teammate who clearly upped the ante. Charles Leclerc also thumped his Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel, the Monegasque...
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