Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari's failure to maximise its potential by finishing third and fourth in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix was "upsetting" amid the post-race focus on team orders. Despite being pre-race favourites in Shanghai, Ferrari struggled to match Mercedes for pace, leaving Vettel to settle for third place while teammate Charles Leclerc could only take fifth after being passed by Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Ferrari used team orders to swap Vettel and Leclerc on-track in the opening stint of the race in the hope of catching the Mercedes drivers ahead, but Vettel was not able to bridge the gap, initially leaving Leclerc frustrated. Speaking after the race, Vettel said that...
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