Horner 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:received an official warning and has offered to take pa♌rt in a two-day stewards’ programme in early 2022🍃 after blaming a “rogue marshal” for waving the yellow flags that led to Max Verstappen’s Qatar Grand Prix F1 grid penalty. 

The Re🐠d Bull team principal told the stewards his comments were made “under the pressure of competition” and has apologised for his actions. 

Sp🦹eaking to the media after Sunday’s race, Masi defended the work of the marshals and made it clear that such✤ criticism will not be tolerated. 

“I think you should not attack any person,” Ma💞si said. 

“Especially when we have thousands of volunteer marshals around the world, that givꩵe up a huge amount of time globally. 

“Without them this sport that everyone has very close to their heart, and al📖l of them give up a huge amount of their time, won’t happen.

“I will defend every volunteer official and every official at every racetrack around⭕ the world, and stress that this is not accepted.”

Expla♊ining the response to the incident involving AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly that caused the yellow flags, Masi said: “What the locals did, they reacted to the situation before them. And that’s plain and simple.

“If you have a look at what was there and whatꩵ was happening and with everything wit🦄h Pierre’s car, they acted upon instinct for what was before them.

“It was a safety activity, they acted in the best i🌟nterest of keeping everyone safe on t💯rack, and I don’t think anyone should be criticised for acting upon their instincts.”

Masi confirmed 👍that h🐼e referred Horner to the stewards after being informed about his pre-race comments.

“Yes I did🏅, it was a race director referral to the stewards,” h⛎e explained. “I was advised of them, and referred Christian, and Christian was very apologetic for his comments.

“Obviously the steward’s decision was very straightforward, he didn’t mean to offend anyone, the person in question who was actually waving the flag has been apologised to personally, 🥃and Christian to his credit has volunteered to come and be a part of the stewards’ seminar in 2022.

“It’s a two-day stewards seminar, so there’s lots that’s discussed over those two days. There’ll be lots 𒁃of topics and we might give him a topic to present.”