Sebastian Vettel says there's no point in playing the blame game after Aston Martin's testing troubles, instead the 'it's only important that it gets fixed'. Vettel managed only 117 laps as he took part in his first pre-season with the Mercedes powered Aston Martin team. Second last on the lap count, and second last for pace as well, it was not a great start to the German's time with the team. Transmission issues on the first two days and what Aston Martin called a 'loss of boost pressure' meant Vettel spent more time in the garage than out on track. The German is refusing to point fingers at Mercedes, adamant what is important is that the problems are resolved before the season begins in...
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