By driving to pole position on Saturday, Max Verstappen won the Belgian Grand Prix for the first time in his career. Because there were only a few laps behind the safety car, qualifying also formed the outcome of the race. It could have been very different for the Dutchman. Penalty for Verstappen In front of the cameras of Sky Sports, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner talks about the consideration to give Verstappen an engine change at Spa, thus picking up a grid penalty. "I'm happy we didn't take an engine penalty here," he says with relief. Verstappen has already used three engines this season and a fourth engine would mean a grid penalty for the Dutchman. Read more...
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