168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales has lost his shock runner-up finish in Sunday’s Qatar MotoGP due to a post-race tyre pressure penalty.

The Tech3 riderꦯ surged from sixth on the grid to sensationally take the race lead from Marc Marquez, before the Ducati star eventually retaliated.

Nonetheless, a delighted Vinales looked to have claimed KTM's first podium of the season - not to mention his first top-ten on the RC16 - until an investigation was a꧋nnounced for low tyre pressure.

The FIM Stewards subsequently confirmed Vinales failed to reach the specified minimum pressure for at least 60🐭% of the race laps and he was thus given the standard 16-second time penalty.

That 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:demotes the Spaniard💮 down to 14th place while mov☂ing early race leader Franco Morbidelli up to third behind a Ducati Lenovo one-two for Marquez and Francesco ꦿBagnaia.

Vinales’ penalty was probablyꦐ the result of five laps he spent in the race lead.

The Tech3 team would have expected Vinales to spend the grand prix b🎃attling in hot, dirty air behind other bikes - and set his tyre pressure accordingly.

While ride🐼rs can receive a dashboard warning from their teams if 🐻they are in danger of being under the specified laps, Vinales said before the verdict was announced: 

"I was just looking forward, I didn't have time..𓃲. I don't care what happens [witﷺh the penalty] because we did the second place.”

KTM previously dodged aꦓ tyre-pressure penalty in Indonesia last year, when Pedro Acosta kept second place after 𒐪‘the loss of pressure during the race was proven to be due to leaking wheel rim.’

However, no such mitigating circumstances were found fဣor Vinales on 🎶Sunday.