Amid calls by his archrival Lewis Hamilton for restraint, Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel continues to cop flak from Italian media who have launched a war of words offensive, severely criticising the Scuderia and their star driver for the dismal display at the Japanese Grand Prix. Weighing in on the well-documented dismal weekend at Suzuka in which Ferrari and Vettel all but capitulated after glaring errors in qualifying and in the race, straight-talking Jacques Villeneuve told Sky Italia, 'Vettel could write a book about his season titled: how to lose a world championship.' 'The key difference between him and Hamilton this year is that Lewis first thinks about the situation before...
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