Red Bull are confident that they can get Max Verstappen comfortable at the Turkish GP, but a long Friday night will be required. Verstappen and Red Bull came to the Turkish Grand Prix with high hopes of victory, but for that to happen they will need to fix the balance issues which were plaguing Verstappen during Friday practice. The Dutchman would finish FP2 down in P5, over six-tenths slower than title-rival Lewis Hamilton. So now, a 'busy night' is ahead says Red Bull principal Christian Horner to find the right window for Verstappen's challenger. 'We've got a little bit of a balance mish mash at the moment,' Horner told Sky F1. 'I think the circuit is a lot grippier than it was last...
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