Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat has accepted responsibility for causing a collision at the start of the Russian Grand Prix, which led to Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel crashing out of the race after just two corners. Kvyat hit the rear of Vettel's car heading into Turn 2, causing the Vettel to make contact with the second Red Bull of Daniel Ricciardo, but all three escaped without serious damage. However Kvyat made contact with Vettel for a second time just as they entered Turn 3, but this time Vettel span round and ended up in the wall. It's the second race in a row that Vettel and Kvyat haven't seen eye-to-eye, but this time Kvyat accepted the blame. 'There was a bit going...
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