Red Bull’s Max Verstappen says a “stuck” rear brake at the start of Sunday’s Australian GP put him out of contention of the race at Albert Park. The Dutchman led the field off the grid when the lights went off, but almost immediately complained over the radio about his car’s behaviour. Verstappen was overhauled by Sainz on lap 2 as a billow of smoke appeared at the back of his RB20, which warranted a return to the pits a lap later when the Red Bull pulled in with the rear right brake on fire. "My right rear brake basically stuck on from when the lights went off, so the temperatures just kept on increasing and until the point of course that it caught fire," Verstappen said. "I had that moment
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