Kevin Magnussen has apologised to McLaren and says he is 'disappointed' with himself after making contact with Kimi Raikkonen's Ferrari on the second lap of the Malaysian Grand Prix. He damaged his front wing, which caused him to struggle early in the race, and was handed a five-place stop/go penalty after stewards deemed him responsible. The Danish driver also picked up two penalty points on his license. Magnussen recovered to ninth place and believes a much better result was possible. 'I’m sorry for the team that I messed things up going into the second corner, with the incident with Kimi,' he said. 'I think we could have scored some good points today, so I’m disappointed with and...
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