Five years later, it's water under the bridge, but Sebastian Vettel's decision to ignore team orders in Malaysia in 2013 - and snatch a sure win from Red Bull team mate Mark Webber - was fueled by a sense of revenge remembers Christian Horner. Webber and Vettel had been running nose to tail for the better part of the 56-lap race, with the Aussie just edging his team mate. The duo had built itself a cushion over Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, and with a little over ten laps to go the Red Bull pit wall radioed in to both men, and ordered the 'Multi-21' code instructing them to freeze their positions, with car #2 - Webber - leading home car #1 - Vettel. Vettel had ideas of his own...
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