Sebastian Vettel’s miserable final season with Ferrari hit another low as he crashed out of Q2 for the Russian Grand Prix at Sochi, bringing out the red flag. The four-time former World Champion, who is only 13th in the drivers’ standings after nine of 17 races, spun his car after crossing a kerb and crashed into the barrier – with his team-mate Charles Leclerc only narrowly avoiding him as he followed on track. The German was unhurt and helped to clear away some of the wreckage of his Ferrari but, assuming his car can be rebuilt overnight, he will start the race in the lower midfield having been provisionally 14th on the grid at the time of his accident. Leclerc, only a few seconds...
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