Sebastian Vettel's rebuke of Daniil Kvyat at the Chinese GP was "sour grapes" and a sign of pressure getting to him, according to the guests on this week's F1 Report. The four-time champion remonstrated with Red Bull's Russian driver ahead of the podium ceremony after last Sunday's race with Vettel blaming Kvyat for causing his opening-lap collision with Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen. Vettel claimed that by overtaking like a "torpedo", Kvyat left him with no choice but to take evasive action and sent him into the path of the sister Ferrari. The tangle between Vettel and Raikkonen came on the same weekend Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne attended his first race of...
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