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Marko points out the problem: 'Verstappen could have beaten Bottas'

Helmut Marko is looking forward to Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix with a positive feeling. Max Verstappen will start on the first row of the grid, although he sees Valtteri Bottas in front of him. According to Marko, there was a possibility in qualifying that Verstappen had finished ahead of the Finnish Mercedes driver. Marko states that Red Bull has largely solved the balance problem. Verstappen came a tenth short of Bottas' time. "The battery management in Q3 was not great. Max could have beaten Bottas and been closer to Hamilton," Marko said. Read more Battle between Hamilton and Verstappen nears denouement: 'It's tricky' Hamilton meets fast drivers Hamilton will have to start...
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