After leading Ferrari to their first a one-two in qualifying for the Russian Grand Prix, the team's first front row lock-out since 2008, Sebastian Vettel lashed out at a ‘negative' Italian journalist during the FIA hosted press conference on Saturday. Asked by reporter Andrea Cremonesi, from La Gazzetta dello Sport, about the possibility of penalties further down the road as a result of having to replace engine components. Kimi Raikkonen, who was second fastest in the session, was first to respond, 'You’re always very good to always find negative things about us.' Prompting Vettel to attack too, 'He´s Italian, he should be over the moon. Everybody in Italy I´m sure is very...
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