McLaren's Stoffel Vandoorne has hailed his seventh place finish in the Malaysian Grand Prix his 'best drive' to date, having only lost one position on where he started, thanks to a charging Sebastian Vettel. The Belgian rookie qualified seventh, but with Kimi Raikkonen failing to start the race, he moved up to sixth. During the start he got up to a high of fifth behind the two Red Bulls and Mercedes cars, before falling back as McLaren-Honda's straight-line speed deficit cost him on Sepang's long straights. 'I can definitely say that, for me, that was my best drive in Formula 1 until now,' described Vandoorne. 'To finish seventh on the circuit like this, and being very...
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