Red Bull maintain they never favoured Sebastian Vettel in Sepang despite confirming that the German had more horsepower than his team-mate in the closing stages. The Red Bull saga has dominated headlines for the past week ever since Vettel disobeyed orders to hold station behind Mark Webber in last Sunday's Malaysian GP. But instead of doing just that, the German stormed by with ten laps remaining, stealing the grand prix victory from the Australian. However, it appears it was never going to be a fair fight as Red Bull had told Webber to cut his engine more than Vettel's. "After speaking with Christian, it seems Mark was told to turn down the wick on his engine, but the team didn't...
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