McLaren's Jenson Button has said the sport should 'move on' from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix incident between Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton. Vettel was handed a ten-second stop and go penalty for deliberately driving into the side of Lewis Hamilton during a race restart, but the FIA has now reopened the case and will examine all the details again to see if further action is necessary, with many in the paddock believing Vettel's punishment wasn't sufficient. Button, who is now retired though stood in for Fernando Alonso in Monaco earlier this year, admits that what the Ferrari driver did was 'silly', but the sport should get past it because it contributed to a great...
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