F1 President hopes Red Bull driver stays after latter sees ‘light at end of the tunnel’ Last updated: May 03, 2026 | 13:12 FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem greets people before a sprint auto race at the Miami Formula One Grand Prix, on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in Miami Gardens, Florida. AP Max Verstappen on Saturday calmed the nerves of his fans, his peers and FIA President Mohammed Bin Sulayem saying he could "see light at the end of the tunnel" after claiming an impressive second place in Saturday's qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix. The 28-year-old Dutchman, frustrated by progress at Red Bull and the driving experience of racing in the new hybrid era of F1 cars, said his team's upgrades had made his car far more comfortable and pleasing to drive. Get updated faster and for FREE : Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here . "For sure, the car has not been great in the previous races," said the Dutchman, whose previous best grid position this year was eighth.…