Perez became the first Red Bull driver since 2008 to not make Q3 for four consecutive races🅰.

Embarrassingly in Q2, Perez had all three of his laps del♔eted for exceeding track limits at the final couple of corners.

It leaves Perez 15th on the grid for Sunday’s race, while teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen stormed to another pole position. 

Speaking to Sky a𝓀fter qualifying, Horner couldn’♒t hold back his frustration.

“He’s got the pace today,” he said. “He’s got a car that was easily capable of being on the first or second row.ও 

“He was matching Max’s꧃ times,𓆏 stay in the white lines. It was strike one, strike two, Checo just stay in the white lines, strike three and that was it. 

“Hu𓂃gely frustrating - he could have been there, he could have done it. That’s the frustration. It’s fantastic to get the pole but it feels not ꦿcomplete.”

Horner believes Perez was wrong to push too hard in Q2 as getting through to the pol🎃e position shootout was⭕ the only goal.

“It’s hugely frustrating because we know he can do it,” he added. “He did a 4.9 on that lap. He was three hundredths off Max. He could have been four-tenths slower and still been in. Q2, that’s not t🤪he time to be doing it so that was the frustrating thing today.

“The most pressure he’s under is the pressure he puts him under himself. Today he had the pace. Practice 1 he wa✱s there. 

“The lap times he was doing he was within a tenth of Max today. That’s the annoy♊ing thing - that’s the frustration. It’s a great shame as that would have really k♐ick started things.”

Horner refused to g𓆏et drawn in on Perez’s future, ba🙈cking the Mexican by stating that any speculation is “wide of the mark”.

“Look everybody is ful♔ly behind [him] so any talk about replacing Checo is wide of the mark,” he concludಌed.