Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel won the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday to end Mercedes' long Formula One winning streak and make the 2015 season look like a genuine contest between the two teams. Vettel elected not to pit during an earlier safety-car period, while second-placed Lewis Hamilton and third-placed Nico Rosberg did in their Mercedes cars, and the clear air at the front of the field during that period proved the difference, as Vettel won by 8.5 seconds at the Sepang International Circuit. Vettel's victory was his first race since Brazil 2013, Ferrari won its first race since Spain 2013 and it was the first German driver-Ferrari winning combination since the 2006 Chinese...
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