SINGAPORE -- Max Verstappen said he took "zero" enjoyment from Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix after he found himself struggling to carve through the field. Verstappen's weekend went awry in qualifying when he was forced to abort a lap that was comfortably fast enough for pole position due to a lack of fuel in his car for an FIA sample after the session. The championship leader lined up in eighth on the grid but dropped to 12th at the start when his car's anti-stall system hampered his getaway. He managed to recover to fifth place, but ran wide at Turn 7 attempting to pass McLaren's Lando Norris for fourth. He damaged his tyres in the process as they locked under braking and was...
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