Max Verstappen's says a suspected driveshaft failure suffered on his Red Bull during Q2 has left him with a "little bit more tricky" race on his hands on Sunday in Jeddah. It was business as usual at the outset of qualifying for Verstappen who breezed through into Q2 well ahead of the field. But a sudden driveshaft failure – according to Red Bull – put paid to the Dutchman's efforts at the start of the second segment of qualifying, leaving the championship leader P15 in the pecking order. "It’s the first time I heard about it as well," Verstappen told Sky F1, referring to the driveshaft issue which was a first for him. "It happened coming out of Turn 10,...
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