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'Whole side' of car was missing after Hamilton crash - Vettel

Sebastian Vettel has claimed that a "whole side" of his car was missing following the opening lap crash with Lewis Hamilton during the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday, but did recognise that in his opinion he let the Ferrari fans down on their home turf. Vettel, along with Kimi Raikkonen, took the front row of the grid in Monza after impressing in qualifying, but all of the work was undone for the German within the opening lap when he clashed with Hamilton to suffer significant damage. The Ferrari driver spun around and found himself towards the back of the grid, and even though he made it back to fourth, he admits he disappointing the Scuderia fans. “Obviously it’s...
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