Max Verstappen had to settle for third place in qualifying on Saturday afternoon. After the race, Red Bull Racing advisor Helmut Marko suggested that Lando Norris held up the Dutchman on purpose, but McLaren themselves deny this. The Red Bull driver was troubled by traffic during Q3 and Norris was told on the radio to 'not give away any advantages'. This surprised Marko, who in turn thought this was suspicious. McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl sees it differently. "It's normal that we don't want to give someone a tow on the straight," he says in conversation with ServusTV. Read more Norris explains remarkable radio message during last lap of Verstappen Indeed, it would put McLaren...
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