Max Verstappen has accepted he was to blame for clashing with Sebastian Vettel during the Chinese Grand Prix, in what is the Dutchman's second collision with a rival in as many races. Verstappen, who was on fresher tyres, found himself chasing down Vettel for second place but as they approached the Turn 14 hairpin, Verstappen locked a wheel as he attempted to pass the Ferrari driver and ended up colliding, send the pair into a spin. That ultimately cost Verstappen a race victory as his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo, who was battling Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton behind, went on to win the race. Verstappen was criticised in Bahrain for being too greedy when he collided with...
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