Red Bull team boss Christian Horner was summoned to the stewards after Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix for potentially bringing the sport into disrepute and handed an official warning by the FIA. The five-place grid penalty levied upon Max Verstappen for breaching yellow flags in qualifying was heavily criticized by Horner before Sunday's race. Speaking to Sky Sports, the Red Bull chief didn't hold back when he publicly commented on the sanction. “They’ve got to have control of their marshals," said Horner. "It’s as simple as that because that’s a crucial blow in this world championship for us. We’re starting P7 at a track you can’t overtake at, that is massive. "I...
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