Malaysian GP winner, Sebastian Vettel says that the Italian outfit wants to be realistic about its targets for the Chinese GP. Also, he has not claims repeating his Malaysian Grand Prix victory in China on this Sunday. The Malaysia GP top podium was Ferrari's first since Fernando Alonso won the Spanish GP in May 2013. ‘ The Four-time world champion, who joined Ferrari this season from Red Bull, said he was celebrated success over lunch with the team HQ in Maranello on his return to Europe. “No, I think we are realistic about where we are and what we want to achieve. I think the targets haven’t changed.” Vettel said “Obviously it was a great victory we had in Malaysia and great...
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