Four-times champion Sebastian Vettel sounded an early alarm bell for Ferrari at Formula 1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix, saying he was lacking confidence in his car after a disappointing run in Friday practice while accusing Mercedes of talking 'bullshit'. After being pipped by Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in the first session at Albert Park, Vettel was a glaring 0.873 seconds slower than the frontrunning Briton in the second practice and complained of handling problems on the team radio. The German skidded into trackside grass at one corner and said the car was still wobbly at turns on another run after taking it back to the garage for work. His new teammate Charles Leclerc also had...
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