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Max Verstappen: Front-row position 'like a victory'

Max Verstappen described his front-row starting place at the Singapore Grand Prix as “like a victory”, having battled engine issues during qualifying. Red Bull was off the pace through the three practice sessions around the streets of Marina Bay but vaulted into contention in a fight between the trio of leading teams during qualifying. Verstappen emerged second only to Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton in Q3 as he bagged a front-row spot for the second successive year in Singapore. It will mark the first time this season that the Dutchman will start from the front row of the grid. “Honestly this feels like a victory,” he said. “The amount of problems I’ve...
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