Sebastian Vettel lashed out at the decision to hand him a three-place grid penalty for speeding under red flags during practice for the United States Grand Prix, branding the stewards' decision as lacking in "common sense" as his last title hopes fade away. Vettel must avoid being outscored by eight points by Lewis Hamilton to prevent the Mercedes man from being crowned champion at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday, but he will go about it from fourth on the grid at best. The German was penalised for speeding when FP1 was curtailed by Charles Leclerc spilling gravel on the track after an excursion beyond track limits between turns eight and nine at the Circuit of the Americas....
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