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No further action over Vettel/Pérez incident

– Sebastian Vettel and Sergio Pérez have been cleared of any wrongdoing by the stewards after their clash during Bahrain Grand Prix practice.Vettel's Ferrari clipped Pérez's Force India at the first corner in Friday's second session at the Sakhir circuit, shortly after leaving the pits.The German, who damaged his front wing in the incident, quickly reported over the radio that he experienced a problem with his brakes.Having assessed the footage and spoken to both drivers, the stewarding panel agreed that neither was wholly or predominantly to blame.
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