Ross Brawn says he understands the reaction to Sebastian Vettel's race-losing Canadian GP penalty, but insists there was "no hidden agenda" and "nothing sinister" behind the stewards' decision. Brawn, F1's managing director, also likened the decision-making process - and the "transparency" that is required - to the use of VAR in football. Vettel's five-second penalty for forcing Lewis Hamilton off the track cost him a race victory in Montreal and sparked major controversy and debate, with many unhappy that it spoiled a great battle between two multiple world champions. Brundle: Vettel and F1's big controversy F1 Driver Ratings: Canada Hamilton urges Vettel to...
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