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Verstappen: Gap to pole shows Red Bull’s ‘big step forward'

Max Verstappen feels his 0.067s gap to pole position during qualifying for Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix highlights the “really big step forward” made by Red Bull. Verstappen will start Sunday’s US GP from third on the grid behind Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas and Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel after turning in a lap just 0.067s shy of Bottas’ pole position effort. It followed on from his strong display during qualifying at last weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix, in which the Dutchman set the fastest time of Q3 before being stripped of pole for failing to slow for yellow flags. The fastest Red Bull was over a second off the pace during qualifying for last year’s race in...
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