Max Verstappen has seen firsthand that Ferrari will be in his way as he attempts to win back-to-back titles. His most pressing concern heading into the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday is whether Red Bull has addressed the fuel pump issue that knocked him out in Bahrain with three laps remaining. He’d been running second to Leclerc and finished 19th, failing to score a single point. Verstappen had just arrived at the track in Jeddah when he spoke to AP and had yet to be fully briefed on any findings from the fuel pump problem. He said he was relaxed and waved off speculation the Bahrain result had infuriated him. Misguided perceptions of him caused Verstappen to refuse to participate in the Netflix “Drive to Survive” docuseries because he felt the program had shown him in a false light. The new season dropped ahead of the F1 opener and Verstappen said he’s watched only the first two episodes and final two episodes of the program that chronicles last year and his battle with Hami...