Max Verstappen reckons Sebastian Vettel wasn't 'smart' at the start of the Singapore GP when he moved across to cover the Dutchman, leading to an accident and retirement. Vettel fell 28 points behind Lewis Hamilton in Singapore when he retired, along with Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen, as a result of first corner contact between the trio. Hamilton won the race. Verstappen believes Vettel is to blame for the crash despite the stewards ruling that it was a racing incident. 'It was not the smartest move and you cannot make excuses for it when you are fighting for the world championship,' the Red Bull driver said. 'My start was a little bit better than Seb and he saw that so he tried to move...
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