Christian Horner felt Sebastian Vettel’s lap seven move on Max Verstappen at Spoon was ‘optimistic’, although he agreed with the stewards at the Suzuka International Racing Course that it was a racing incident. Scuderia Ferrari’s Vettel attacked Aston Martin Red Bull Racing’s Verstappen for third but the two clashed, with the former falling to the rear of the field as a result of the contact, while the latter was able to continue in the same position despite being forced to run off-track. Horner, the team principal of Red Bull, says Vettel’s optimism and Verstappen’s robust defence caused the incident to occur, and it was a correct decision by the stewards to take no action...
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