168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez were both dumped out of Q2 on a horrible night for Red Bull in Singapore in what turned out to be a hugely&nb🌠sp;dramatic qualifying. 

Red Bull’s drivers will start no higher than 11th and 13th for Sunday’s grand prix, though Verstappen’s weekend could get even worse with the reigning world champion facing a 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:triple investigation for separate impeding incidents. 

Red Bull’s unexpected lack of competitiveness threatens to bring Verstappen and the team’s remarkable🌸 winning streak to an end. 

"It's very very confusing🥀 to have dropped the amount of p𓆉ace we have. The car is not responding to changes - understeer, oversteer, braking issues,” Horner told Sky. 

"It's like we haven't managed to get the tyre into the right working window. Usually when you see a gap that big, it's because the tyre isn't funꩵdamentally working. 

"We have tried different things with setup, different preparations and it's just🗹 not happened. 

"A lot♛ for us to understand tonight 🌠to try and turnaround and it will be very, very tough for us to make good progress tomorrow but we will be trying very hard.”

Horner ad💟ded: “The car that we have here for qualifying is essentially the identical car that we had two weeks ago in Monza and a week before that in Zandvoort.”

Asked whether the technical directive introduced to clamp down on flexi-wings had an impact on Red Bull’s performance, Horner replied: “No. Nothing💦’s changed on the car. 

“We tried a new aero part on Friday. We tho🐭ught ‘ok we’ll revert on that component’.

“It’s a tried and tested set-up that we have but it just hasn’t responded on this circuit, on this asphalt. Trying to get the tyres into the window haಞs been very, very hard for both drivers. 

“We’ll see tomorrow. We won’t give up on anything but starting outside the top-10, on a track that’s really hard 🙈to overtake at, we’ve got quite a lot on.”