Martin Brundle says he was "quietly pleased" with Max Verstappen's botched qualifying session in Jeddah, as likely were many F1 fans, as it heightened expectations for Sunday's race. Verstappen was forced to launch his race from P15 on the grid following a driveshaft failure on his Red Bull that had left him stranded in Q2. Read also: Perez questions Red Bull 'fastest lap' communication "In the end, it was another show of total domination by Red Bull in Jeddah," Brundle commented in his post-race column for Sky Sports. "I have to be honest and say that when Max Verstappen had a driveshaft problem in qualifying, meaning that he would start 15th on the grid, I was...
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