Article To news overview © Getty Images/Red Bull Contentpool Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has apologised for comments he made ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix, insinuating that a "rogue marshal" had shown the double-waved yellow flags that resulted in Max Verstappen being given a five-place grid penalty for the race. Horner was summoned before the stewards after the race at the Losail International Circuit, for an alleged breach of the FIA's International Sporting Code. At the time of publishing, the verdict from the stewards is yet to be announced, but the precedent for such breaches are monetary fines, rather than sporting. Speaking to Sky Sports F1 after the meeting with...
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