168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez was required to st༒art the Qatar Grand Prix from the pit lane after his Red Bull team were found to have worked on his car while parc ferme restrictions were in place. 

The Mexican was involved in a three-car collision with168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Esteban Ocon and in th☂e sprint ra🌳ce which caused substantial damage to his RB19. 

As such, Red Bull were forced to rebuওild the chassis to a point that exc🅘eeded what is permitted in the regulations.

It led to Qatar being the second r♌ace in a row where a driver was forc♑ed into a pitlane start due to their team effectively building a ‘third car’. 

At the previous round in Japan, Williams driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Logan Sargeant was required to start from the pitlane as a result of extensive repairs carried out to his car following a h💦eavy crash in qualifying. 

Horner reckons F1 teams sho👍uld lobby t☂he FIA to revise the regulations.  

“I think it's something that t🅘eam managers need to look at, something a bit more sensible, because now for two weeks with Williams and ourselves, it has been far from ideal.”

Horner insisted there ꦿwas “no chance” Red Bull could have built up the car without breaching the sporting regulations. 

“With the damage to the crash structure an𒉰d so on, that would have been impossible,” he added. “They did a phenomenal job to turn it all around.”