Red Bull team chief Christian Horner is surprised that Ferrari are asking for Sebastian Vettel's penalty for aggressive defensive driving during the Mexican Grand Prix to be reviewed in the light of 'new evidence' that has allegedly emerged. Horner told Sky Sport in Brazil, “I’m a bit surprised that it’s come about. I don’t know what the new evidence is but it must be fairly compelling. Ferrari must think it’s fairly strong.” “Maybe there’s some new evidence you never know that might come about Max’s penalty. Maybe we’ll get him back on the podium or maybe we’ll have another look on Monaco or some of the other races,' said Horner, clearly hinting that the affair could...
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