Despite crashing into his teammate Kimi Raikkonen on the first corner of the Chinese Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel was able to salvage Ferrari's race and secure a podium finish. After the race concluded, Vettel joined race winner Nico Rosberg and third placed Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat in the back room of the Shanghai International Circuit before the podium presentation, where he lashed out the Russian for the accident between himself and Raikkonen. However, the four-time World Champion has since changed his tune, saying that the unfortunate collision with a car of the same livery was a racing incident. 'What happened at the first lap, in the end, is a racing incident,' the 28-year-old...
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