Informed that Lance Stroll kept his pole position after a stewards investigation, Max Verstappen says it 'is what it is', he should have qualified better. Verstappen will start Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix second on the grid despite dominating the weekend's sessions. Quickest in all three practices and two seconds up in Q1 and again in Q2, he lost pole position to Stroll in a shock final qualifying segment. The Racing Point driver put in a stunning final lap on the intermediate tyres, clocking a 1:47.765 to beat Verstappen by 0.290s. Shortly after, though, the stewards announced that they were looking into Stroll's final lap to see if he had slowed sufficiently for yellow flags for Sergio...
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