Verstappen demands reliability fix as Mercedes struggles continue.
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Max Verstappen reported vibrations from the rear of his car during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which he believed were similar to the driveshaft failure he experienced in Q2. Red Bull investigated the issue but found no visible problems. Verstappen settled for second place after Red Bull ordered both cars to manage their pace. The team will continue to investigate the driveshaft issue before the next race in Melbourne.
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