Sebastian Vettel saw the victory at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve controversially taken away from him on Sunday, with the German reckoning the penalty handed out by the stewards was too harsh for the supposed offence. The Scuderia Ferrari driver had led the Canadian Grand Prix from the start and was battling with Lewis Hamilton when, on lap forty-eight, he momentarily lost control of his SF90 at turn three, cutting across the grass and re-joining at turn four.  His momentum, coupled with the inability to slow sufficiently on the grass, saw the stewards’ hand him a five-second time penalty for returning to the track in an unsafe manner, with the manoeuvre forcing Hamilton to brake in...
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