Max Verstappen feels tiny details like improvement in front and rear grip overnight could potentially put him in contention to fight at the front in the F1 Singapore GP. Unlike the low-downforce tracks like Monza and Baku, Singapore is a high-downforce track, and in those conditions, Red Bull has struggled compared to McLaren. The first day of running, however, revealed that Max Verstappen was more or less on pace with the McLaren duo, and the gap wasn't much. At the end of the day, Oscar Piastri led the timesheets, but Max Verstappen was just around a tenth behind, which is not a big gap. AdTrendingTalking to F1TV after the day, Max Verstappen said that he was more or less satisfied with how the day went and needed just a little more pace to compete with the frontrunners.