Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali has defended their decision to ask the FIA for clarification of Sebastian Vettel's controversial overtaking manoeuvre on Jean-Eric Vergne in the Brazilian Grand Prix, saying it was never their intention to 'belittle' the World Champion. Read more
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