Mercedes may have won a battle in Russia, but at the Japanese Grand Prix Ferrari will bring the war again. Ferrari, more specifically Charles Leclerc, was in a league of his own for most of the race in Sochi, and if it wasn't for the strategy meltdown he was in with a great shout of a third win in four races, something which would have kept the Scuderia undefeated since returning from the summer break. In the end though it all fell apart. Sebastian Vettel used the tow from his team-mate to take the lead at the start, before refusing to relinquish P1 back to Leclerc as he had been ordered to do. What followed was a switcheroo in the pits to get Leclerc ahead, an MGU-K failure for Vettel, a...
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