Sebastian Vettel has admitted that complaining about Kimi Raikkonen's defence of second place in the Hungarian Grand Prix was never likely to elicit a better result. The German chased his rival across the line at the Hungaroring having had a series of passing attempts rebuffed by the Lotus driver, but admits that a remark he made over team radio – following one particular move from Raikkonen – was probably an over-reaction. “[It was] in the heat of the moment, for sure,” he conceded, “It was quite tight getting into there. I tried to prepare the next corner, but nearly lost the car. That's racing. “Kimi is not an idiot - it's a narrow part of the track, but I was pushing very...
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