Ferrari sparked controversy in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix as it used team orders with  Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc to try and orchestrate a one-two finish, only to trip over itself and leave its drivers frustrated. A pre-race agreement to work together and get the jump on Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in second place prompted pole-sitter Leclerc to back out of fighting Vettel at Turn 2, allowing the German driver to move into the lead. But despite a number of calls from Ferrari asking Vettel to swap the places back, he did not, with the switch only coming after the team gave Leclerc the undercut in the pits. A Virtual Safety Car ironically triggered by Vettel stopping on track due to...
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