Lewis Hamilton has hit out at F1 World Championship rival Sebastian Vettel for swerving into him under safety car conditions in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, saying it sets a bad example for F1 and future generations. Hamilton finished fifth in Baku, following an extra pitstop to reattach a loose headrest, one spot behind Vettel, who received a 10-second stop/go penalty for their collision. Hamilton and Vettel were running 1-2 just before a restart, when Vettel ran into the back of Hamilton at Turn 15 – and accused him of brake-testing him. Vettel threw his hands into the air, then drew alongside Hamilton and swerved into the side of him. Hamilton fumed: "Vettel literally just came...
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