Daniil Kvyat insists he did no wrong in his move on Sebastian Vettel at the start of the Chinese Grand Prix, which led to Vettel making contact with his own team-mate, Kimi Raikkonen. Vettel branded Kvyat a 'torpedo' and described the move as 'not racing' after the Red Bull driver shot up the inside of the Ferrari, and whilst Kvyat didn't make any contact and was therefore not penalised, Vettel had to take action to avoid the Russian, which resulted in the two Ferraris touching. Speaking at a Red Bull event in Russia on Wednesday, Kvyat held the belief that he did what any other driver would do in the same situations. 'I did what any competitive driver would do and I am very...
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