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Mutli-21 was payback says Red Bull boss

Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel Christian Horner has claimed the Multi-21 incident between Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel at the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix was payback from the German for a previous incident. In Malaysia, Vettel famously ignored team orders to pass Webber to take victory, a move which served to widen the rift between the two drivers. Horner however believes the root of the incident stretched back to the Brazilian Grand Prix at the end of 2012, and was a form of payback from Vettel who believed Webber had jeopardised his championship fight. “It was very difficult for Mark to accept at the time that, and I think if he looked back at it now with perspective and honesty,...
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