Sebastian Vettel suggested Ferrari were guilty of self-sabotage at the Singapore Grand Prix after a strategy blunder limited him to a third-place finish at the Marina Bay Circuit which leaves him 40 points behind race-winner Lewis Hamilton in the drivers' championship. Vettel was clearly unimpressed by his team's management of Saturday's qualifying, in whch he was more than half a second off Hamilton's pace, with Max Verstappen managing to squeeze between the title rivals. Although the German was able to dispatch Verstappen on the opening lap, Ferrari seemed to commit to a two-stop strategy when pitting Vettel early for ultrasoft tyres – a decision potentially prompted by mishearing a...
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