Max Verstappen was summoned to the stewards' office in Qatar after qualifying for an alleged double yellow-flags infringement in Q3. The Red Bull driver was on the verge of completing his second and final flyer in the shootout when he passed Pierre Gasly's stranded AlphaTauri on the side of the track. The Frenchman had pulled over after suffering a right front tyre puncture, after which double yellow flags were waved in the zone in which Gasly had stopped, a clear order for drivers to abandon their lap. However, Verstappen pressed on and improved his lap time although he finished runner-up to Verstappen to championship rival Lewis Hamilton in the session. It's unclear if yellow warning...
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