Formula 1 give us a bit too much of a peek behind the curtain, while Daniel Ricciardo and Kimi Raikkonen are on great form in China. Time to relive the best and worst bits from the Chinese Grand Prix event one last time. But first… Torpedo time It was rather fitting that Daniil Kvyat lived up to his ‘Torpedo' nickname in China. It was, after all, where the term was coined by Sebastian Vettel at the 2016 Chinese Grand Prix. The moments of silence before Vettel begins his outburst are still absolutely glorious. The main victim this year was Lando Norris, who came to terms with the Kvyat collision a little better than Vettel did a few years ago. I’m flying, Jack!...
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