Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and Mercedes chairman Niki Lauda have both condemned fans in Singapore for booing race winner Sebastian Vettel. With another dominant victory under his belt - his seventh of the season so far - booing the German is becoming a regular occurence which Horner doesn't believe is fair. "There is a small collective group and it is like a pantomime, but it is so unfair because it is not sporting," said Horner after the race. "The boy today has driven an unbelievable race. What you have witnessed today is one of the best drives that I have seen him produce in terms of raw pace, and I just don't think it is sporting to see a driver who has put...
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