Red Bull's dominant performance in Bahrain left the Formula 1 World shocked. Other teams hoped that on a different track the advantage would be less, often pointing to the difference in tarmac abrasiveness. Friday practice in Saudi Arabia proved this wasn't the case, with both Red Bulls leading the way and hopes of a title challenge for Ferrari and Aston Martin slipped away even at this early stage.  Article continues under ad But during qualifying, a small glimmer of light opened everyone's eyes. Max Verstappen lost all power and had to limp home in the second qualifying session. Red Bull suspected a driveshaft failure on Verstappen's car leaving him stranded in Q2. The Dutchman will...
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