Sebastian Vettel gave the media a piece of his mind after Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix when the Ferrari driver was questioned about the Scuderia's use of team orders in the landmark race. In the early stages of the landmark event in Shanghai, Charles Leclerc had been forced to yield to Vettel by the Ferrari pit wall, a tactic aimed at giving the German a clean opportunity to bridge the gap with the escaping Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. The plan failed however, leaving Vettel third while Leclerc finished a distant fifth, having been undercut by Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Leclerc resists 'silly comments' - vows to understand Ferrari orders In the post-race FIA press...
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