Qatar GP: Max Verstappen stripped of pole, demoted to second
Verstappen was penalised for "driving unnecessarily slowly", a breach of Article 33.4 of the sporting regulations, as he prepared for his pole position lap. By driving slowly on the racing line, he forced Russell to take evasive action as the Mercedes driver also prepared for his final Q3 attempt.
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