Dr Helmut Marko has said that Max Verstappen’s performance in the Miami Grand Prix was exemplary of a driver that is able to deliver under intense pressure. Verstappen crashed during practice on Friday, before a hydraulic issue compounded what was already a difficult day’s running, so he was left relatively unprepared heading into qualifying. A mistake on his final run on Saturday gave Charles Leclerc the chance to pounce, and the Monegasque took pole as Carlos Sainz managed to join his team-mate on the front row. READ: Max Verstappen calls for better reliability from Red Bull after Miami win The Dutchman took second place away from Sainz on the opening lap before passing Leclerc in...
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