Max Verstappen made a strong start to the Japanese Grand Prix, on the back of arguably one of his most difficult weekends of the season. The Dutchman failed at the first opportunity to wrap up his second Drivers' Championship last weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix, after driver errors during the race and a monumental blunder by his team in qualifying ended any hope of victory. Having to abort his final Q3 lap due to a lack of fuel was arguably the source of Verstappen's challenging race, after being made to start from virtually the middle of the pack in P8. Fast forward to this weekend and the conditions at Suzuka are actually worse than they were at the Marina Bay Circuit, with the...
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