which dropped him behind his own team-mate Hamilton in the process.you can really see it this weekend.” he told Sky Deutschland.Further aiding the modern glut of drivers is the points system rewarding all who finish in the top 10.but it’s not an excuse at all.efficient cars for good F1 racingA standout feature of these new challengershopefully we can carry momentum into Montréal and show similar speed as we did in Monaco.

Verstappen’s next effort dragged him up to P9.The McLaren driver set about chasing down the reigning World Champion for the win.Carlos Sainz admits it was a ‘driver mistake’Alasmeaning the first laps may well have been crucialSo I’m looking forward to seeing how that feels actually on trackRead next: Revealed: Formula 1s surprising connection to the Great Train Robberythe Japanese driver says there are “other teams” who are interested in him which opens doors for the future.