Red Bull consultant Helmut Marko has lashed out at FIA officials for handing Sebastian Vettel's penalty during the controversial Canadian Grand Prix, the outspoken Austrian believes that incidents such as these have the capacity to 'break Formula 1.' 'Sebastian did nothing wrong He had his hands full trying to keep the car on track, Hamilton could have passed on the inside or just brake – he also had a duty to prevent an accident but he was aware he could get an advantage, therefore, he also complained over the radio.' 'The penalty for Sebastian is unfair and leaves a bad aftertaste. The rules need to be changed urgently. Unlike in football, the race stewards have plenty of time to...
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