Max Verstappen has stated that 'the fight is not over' as Red Bull prepares for the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix, following a setback that saw them lose their position at the top of the constructors' championship for the first time in two and a half years. After Oscar Piastri's victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, McLaren has taken a 20-point lead, while Verstappen's lead in the drivers' standings has been cut to 59 points. Although Red Bull's adviser, Helmut Marko, expressed skepticism about retaining the constructors' title, Verstappen remains determined. Historical performance suggests challenges ahead for Red Bull in Singapore, a circuit where they've struggled in the past. Team principal Christian Horner acknowledged ongoing car handling issues and identified past development mistakes, but Verstappen maintains a hopeful outlook for improvement. The upcoming race presents a crucial opportunity for Red Bull to reclaim their competitive edge.