Red Bull were unexpectedly off the pace as 🔴the team’s invincible streak of 15 successive victories came to an end in emphatic fashion in Singapore. 

Verstappen and teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez su🦂ffered a shock double Q2 exit and could only salvage fifth and eighth respectively as the previously unbeaten RB19 was exposed at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. 

But reigning world champion Verstappen 🌼expects Red Bull to recapture their previous formidable competitiveness at Suzuka this weekend. 

“I think we will be qu๊ick in Suzuka,” the Dutchman said aft𝕴er the race in Singapore. 

“This🎶 track 💎is so different to Suzuka, you can't really relate. It should be good for our car. 

“The track is always super-fun to drive so I hope as soon as we put the car o🅷n the track that it's in a good window.”

Pri🐎or to Red Bull’s defeat in Singapore, Verstappen had been on a record-breaking run of 10 successive victories. 

Commenting about h﷽is win streak ending, Verstappen said: “I knew this day would come so for me it's absolutely fine. 

“Everything needs to be perfect. Like everyone is always saying 'ah, look how dominant t😼hey are, look how easy it is'. 

“But it's not easy... this weekend we didn't get a few things right and then you're on the back foo♌t and you don't win.”

Red Bull can clinch the constructors’ c🃏hampionship with half-a-dozen rounds remaining with victory this weekend in Japan. 

Verstappen stands on the verge of his third drivers’ world title after winning 12 of the 15 races so far this year, though his coronation will h🔯ave to wait until the following race in Qatar.