Sebastian Vettel will walk a disciplinary tightrope in the Austrian GP after his penalty for driving into Lewis Hamilton in Baku moved him within three penalty points of a race ban. In addition to the in-race stop-and-go penalty, stewards added three points to his superlicence to take him up to nine for the last 12 months - just three away from triggering an automatic one race suspension. But under the terms of F1's disciplinary rules for on-track misdemeanours, drivers' points are wiped on the one-year anniversary on which they were applied. Hamilton won't talk to Vettel The first two of Vettel's active nine points were added at last year's British GP on July 10 2016, meaning they will...
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