Red Bull boss Christian Horner received an official warning by Qatar GP stewards and has offered to take part in a stewards' programme next year after comments about the marshal who waved the yellow flags in the incident that led to Max Verstappen's grid penalty. Horner was summoned to stewards after Sunday's race, where Verstappen recovered second place behind title rival Lewis Hamilton, to explain comments he made after the five-place grid drop had been issued earlier on Sunday for breaching rules when passing double-waved yellow flags. Speaking to Sky Sports F1 before the race, Horner had said: "I think it's just a rogue marshal that's stuck a flag out. He has not been instructed to...
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