Singapore GP stewards have ruled no driver was 'predominantly to blame' for the huge start-line accident involving Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen. The three drivers collided to spectacular effect within seconds of Sunday's race starting in wet conditions, with Verstappen caught between a defensive Vettel and a fast-starting Raikkonen. The stewards spoke to all three drivers after the race had finished but could not find sufficient fault with any of them and duly ruled it had been a racing incident Ferrari and Red Bull had unsurprisingly been at odds over where the blame lay. While Ferrari's official Twitter account blamed Verstappen, the Dutchman and Christian Horner,...
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