Sebastian Vettel insists he has no regrets about his confrontation with Daniil Kvyat over their incident at the start of the Chinese Grand Prix. Ferrari driver Vettel was angry with his Red Bull rival after the Russian dove down the inside at Turn 1, the German saying he had come "like a torpedo". Vettel crashed into teammate Kimi Raikkonen as as result, and the four-time champion was seen in a heated exchange with Kvyat before the podium ceremony. Although onboard replays showed that Kvyat had a clear line to dive down the inside of Vettel, the Ferrari driver says he has not changed his view about what happened. "Everything that has been said or needed to be said has been...
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