McLAREN are piling on the pressure and the cracks are starting to show at Red Bull.
Hopes that a reset over the summer break would stop the rot were dashed as Lando Norris triumphed at Zandvoort.
Too much wheelspin from the Brit on the line allowed Verstappen the chance to get the Dutch fans roaring as he took an early lead.
But Norris never sounded flustered over the radio and made it look easy as, on lap 18, he wrestled control of the race back from the world champion.
As Verstappen moaned over the radio about his car, Norris had full confidence in the machine under him.
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