Italy's motorsports media was unsurprisingly furious after Sebastian Vettel was denied victory at the Canadian Grand Prix by a highly contentious time penalty. Vettel crossed the line first, but was classified second, behind Lewis Hamilton, due to a manoeuvre while defending against the Mercedes man. Vettel said the stewards must have been "blind" to have deemed the incident worthy of punishment, as Hamilton had to brake to avoid contact as the German fought to regain control of his car. Article continues under video Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto said Ferrari were defiantly considering themselves winners, while the Scuderia have signalled their intention to appeal the decision....
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