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Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says he's "gutted" for his driver agreeing that there's other ways the stewards could have handed the incident.

"I've never seen him that angry before," Horner said. "We are gutted for him and it's tremendously frustrating because he's marginally committed the offence. He didn't lift and slow down immediately quick enough. You would have thought a slap on the wrist or even a reprimand or fine would have been more appropriate.

"The starts that he's capable of on the first lap, three places he can deal with in three corners. He's had some great wins for us and it would beLynchburg, Virginia, to plaintiff Thelma F. Guthrie, a resident of Lynchburg, Virginia, its certain family automobile policy numbered 4419 688-B26-46, covering the operation of a 1961 model four door Plymouth automobile, which was owned by the plaintiff, for a policy period extending from October 11, 1963 to February 28, 1964.
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