Home hero Daniil Kvyat has apologised for hitting Sebastian Vettel's car twice and causing the first lap carnage that knocked the four-time champion out of Sunday's Russian Grand Prix. The young Russian said he had not felt his brakes and then could not see what was happening ahead of him in the incident that left Vettel fuming with anger at his actions for the second successive race. "There was a bit going on," said the Russian, whose impetuous aggression left Vettel ranting on the Ferrari team radio in a stream of profanities. "I started to press the brake, but there was not much in it and the first contact came from that. "The second touch – I couldn't see what...
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