There was a moment in the top three press conference after the Mexican Grand Prix, when Sebastian Vettel bowed his head, face in hands as the reality of title defeat but he was assured by his boss Maurizio Arrivabene that Maranello are united behind the German. Vettel needed to win the race at Autodrome Hermanos Rodriguez on Sunday but he didn't and that handed Lewis Hamilton his fifth Formula 1 World Championship title. But Arrivabene insisted the Reds were united in the wake of defeat, and Vettel was in good hands, 'You have to be close to him in down moments like this, we do not leave him alone.' 'We must be strong and throw everything behind him, go forward and do not give up. We...
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