Martin Brundle says Max Verstappen's flash of anger last Saturday in qualifying in Singapore signalled that behind the “calm and serene” Red Bull driver, there’s still “quite a temper” lurking under the surface. Verstappen missed out on a likely pole position when his team ordered him to abort his final flyer in Q3 as it estimated that it had not fueled the Dutchman’s car enough to complete the lap and provide the mandatory fuel sample for the FIA stewards. It was Verstappen’s second aborted lap in Q3 and the shortfall left the championship leader P8 on the grid. Versrtappen was understandably upset with his team’s fuel blunder, but many were nevertheless surprised by the...
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