The German, now 34 points behind Mercedes’ championship leader Lewis Hamilton with five races remaining, was in a collision with Canadian Lance Stroll’s Williams on the slowing-down lap. Vettel suggested 18-year-old Stroll had not been looking where he was going but the Canadian sounded baffled by that. “I think it’s enough now of cars turning one way or the other and ending having a shunt. Stroll said he had been driving slowly back into the pitlane, steering a normal line and going through switch changes. Obviously the race wasn’t going on so it wasn’t intentional for either of us,” said the eighth-placed finisher.

Source: New Strait Times October 01, 2017 13:18 UTC