Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel made clear on Wednesday that his apology to Red Bull for ignoring team orders at the Malaysian Grand Prix did not extend to any remorse about winning. "I told the team straight after that 'I apologise for putting myself above the team which I didn't mean to do'," the 25-year-old German said in an interview for team title sponsor Infiniti ahead of Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. "There's not much more to say really. I don't apologise for winning. I think that's why people employed me in the first place and why I'm here. I love racing so that's what I do." Vettel was told to stay behind leading Australian teammate Mark Webber at...
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