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Max Verstappen made no secret of his disappointment after retiring from Sunday's Formula 1 r💙ace in Bahrain due to a brake failur♊e, believing that second place was within reach for Red Bull.

Verstappen qualified sixth in𓂃 Bahrain and made a good start to rise to P5, running within three seconds of race leader Valtteri Bottas early on as the Finn backed the train of cars up.

Verstappen tried to get the undercut on the cars ahead by pitting at the end of Lap 11 - one lap after eventual winn𓆏er Sebastian Vettel - and moving onto a setꦬ of super-soft tyres.

Verstappen's podium hopes were quickly dashed when a brake failure at T♎urn 4 set him straight into the barrier, marking his first retirement of th🌌e season.

"It's not a very nice feeling when you hit the pedal and the pedal just goes very long and you cannot stop t🌊he car properly. But unfortunately that's racing as well," Verstappen said, before adding that he thought a top two finish was poss🅠ible for Red Bull.

"We lost a lot of points, especially at the mo𝓀ment witꦕh the state the car is, we should have taken a lot of points, and a bit unfortunate," the Dutchman said.