Denied the chance of a thrilling conclusion by Sebastian Vettel's penalty, Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix became not about what happened on-track, but rather about what happened off of it. It's an essential part of the human experience: you make a mistake, and you try and learn from it. No, I'm not talking about Sebastian Vettel's off-track excursion on Sunday in Montreal. I'm talking about what the stewards did to him afterwards. A penalty that might be the most unanimously opposed in recent memory, even the most ardent Mercedes fan would find it hard to justify adding five seconds to Vettel's time for an incident that was blown completely out of proportion. Whether it was the commentators,...
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