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Max Verstappen believes he is still improving at Red Bull, despite winning on debut in Spain last month.
The Dutchman enjoyed a dream debut with Red Bull after moving from Toro Rosso, but his form has fluctuated since then.
However, he says he is still learning about his car and will find more consistency in the second half of the season and challenge for more race victories.
"I understand the car more and more," said Verstappen.
"We have a great car, so you don't need to go on the limit straight away because you always have margin to improve.
"Let's say in Q1 you don't need to be at 100 or 99%, you can go to 92% and still go through.
"For one-and-a-half years, I was fighting around the top 10 just to go into Q3, so you were already at 100%, just from your first lap in Q1.
"The whole approach is different."
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