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Max Verstappen has discussed his disastrous start to the F1 season in Bahrain after his Red Bull car was forced to retire. He explained today: "The steering issue was not easy to drive [around] because of not having a feeling of what the car was doing because it was not natural. "You can lose power steering and it is just heavy but this was almost stuck in places so it was really difficult to drive. "Of course, the big problem was what happened afterwards where it looked like there was no fuel coming to the engine and basically everything just turned off so I rolled back into the pit lane."

Verstappen is hoping to defend his world title, which he won last season after a season-long rivalry with Lewis Hamilton.

Hamilton looked set to win a record eighth championship until a safety car allowed Verstappen