Sebastian Vettel's reputation has taken a battering in the British press after he ignored team orders to beat Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber and win the Malaysian GP. The triple World Champion's decision to go against the instructions of the Red Bull pitwall and overtake Webber in the closing stages of the Sepang race has dominated the news agenda since Sunday, with images depicting Vettel's sullen post-race demeanour appearing on both front and back pages. With Vettel having already been publicly admonished by his team bosses, Fleet Street have now collectedly piled into the 25-year-old and focused sharply on how the controversy has impacted on his reputation. function fw_config(){ return...
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