Max Verstappen says he has no issue with the way Sebastian Vettel defended his position in Shanghai, even though he was pushed wide onto the dirt. Racing for position in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, P3 and the final spot on the podium, Verstappen made his move on Vettel at the Turn 14 hairpin. The Red Bull driver attacked Vettel on the Ferrari driver's first lap out of the pits, using his warmer tyres to get better grip at the tight corner. He dived down the inside of the Ferrari but locked up slightly allowing Vettel to gain momentum and the better line through the exit. Vettel pushed Verstappen a bit wide with the Dutchman eating dirt. But while the stewards briefly looked at the...
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