Verstappen’s fury

Max Verstappen wants pole in Singapore but will eventually have to start eighth this Sunday. Difficult ballot for the Dutchman, who despite having the best car, will find it difficult to come back because Marina Bay is the second circuit in the World Championship where it is more difficult to overtake. The defending world champion went for pole position in the final minutes, and just when it looked like he could get it, everything went wrong. In his penultimate attempt he painted the first two sectors purple, but ultimately postponed his return after suffering multiple whiplashes. He has a left turn, but when he attacks everyone, his team He was told he had to abort his last lap because he didn’t have enough gas.

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The FIA ​​requires teams to finish with a minimum amount of fuel in their fuel tanks. Failure to do so may result in Max needing to exit this last domino. For this reason, in the middle of the lap they asked him by radio to enter the pits. Max doesn’t understand this.

“What the hell! But what the hell! I don’t understand anything, comrades, I don’t understand anything! ” He burst into the radio as his team told him they would talk about it later, without wanting to reveal what. has happened

Going for a hard comeback

Verstappen was furious. You have to start from the eighth square. His better wear shown in recent races, along with the high wear expected from the tires on this track if it’s not raining, could give him wings if he tries a different and more aggressive approach to complete his return. But if it’s raining, Max is in the middle of the pack at the start, with the risk involved, and he has to take advantage of any ‘Safety’ to gain positions.