Article To news overview © McLaren McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl wants fellow F1 outfits to ensure that respect is shown to those around them after Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner picked up an FIA warning at the Qatar Grand Prix. Horner was summoned to the stewards after he suggested that a "rogue marshal" had shown the double waved yellow flags that led to Max Verstappen being given a five-place grid penalty for the race. After his warning, Horner issued a public apology over the incident, making it clear that marshals "do a wonderful, wonderful job". McLaren would never make such comments While Seidl accepted that the heat of the title battle likely played a...
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