Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen says changes Red Bull made to his car made it 'undriveable' in his 'shocking' Singapore Grand Prix qualifying Q2 exit.
Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen says changes Red Bull made to his car made it"undriveable" in his"shocking" Singapore Grand Prix qualifying Q2 exit.Red Bull has been on the back foot all weekend at the Marina Bay circuit, with both Verstappen and team-mateVerstappen could do no more than 11th in his car, with team-mate Perez 13th, and the Dutchman said changes made to the car after a"not too bad" FP3 ultimately derailed his challenge.
"So, like I said on the radio, it was just a shocking experience because also just trying to lean on the car in low speed, just constantly no speed, no traction. Just really difficult to drive." "So, it will be a long, tough afternoon. So, hopefully not too many safety cars and the race will be quite short."
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