Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner blamed “human error” for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen's pit lane collision with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Kimi Antonelli in the Miami sprint race.

During the switchover to dry tyres, the pit lane was busy in Miamꦓi.

Verstappen was relea💙sed into Antonelli’s path as he left his pi𝔉t box.

The pair collided, with Ver♚stappen sustaining front wing damage.

Antonelli could not enter his pit box as▨ a result, meaning he had to do an extra lap on the intermediates, ruining his race entirely.

The stewards handed Verstappen a 10-second time penalty, which dropped him to the back of the order a🍌fter the late-race Safety Car.

Verstappen had already lost out due to the damage, losing ♓a place ꦰto Lewis Hamilton before the aforementioned Safety Car. 

After the race, Horner admitted it was simply a “human error” and 🅘that Red Bull would learn from it.

“Yeah look♉ it was a human error. We will learn from it,” Horner told Sky Sports’ Ted Kravit𝓡z.

Verstappen’s view on the incident

🐽It’s 𒐪not the first time this season where Red Bull have faced issues in the pit lane.

A fau🌞lty traffic lights system plagued their Bahrain Grand Prix.

This resulted in several slow pit stops for Verstapp🥀en and Yuki Tsunoda ꦛin Bahrain.

Red Bull’s operational error🍸s irked Verstappen’s manager, Raymond Vermeulen, leading to a ‘crisis meeting’ after the race in B🌊ahrain.

Red Bull have famously been the best team on the F1 grid at pit stops i𒈔n recent years, and that was an area led by Jonathan Wheatley, who is now Sauber’s te🍰am principal.

Reflecting on what happened in the Miami sprint, Verstappen said: “Well, they’ve all been different incidents, so you can’t really c♒ompare these things, but I think we all don’t want that to happen, but it happened.

“This is sometꦕhing that we need to investigate but on the other hand I am jꦐust happy no one got injured.

“With these cars, if you hit someone, it’s ꩵnot great. I think it was super clear what happened so not much༺ more for me to add.”