The FIA has cleared Lewis Hamilton of any wrongdoing during his second race restart after Sebastian Vettel accused the Mercedes driver of 'brake testing' him, which resulted in Vettel running into the back of the Briton's car. Vettel accused Hamilton of braking unnecessarily during the restart, but he claims he was just making space between himself and the safety car by driving slowly, after being warned by his engineer during the first restart that it had been 'close' as they crossed the line. The Ferrari driver disagreed and believes Hamilton should also have been penalised for the incident which damaged Vettel's front-wing. 'I think it was quite obvious [the...
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