Sebastian Vettel criticized the use of multiple standing starts in the Tuscan Grand Prix, insisting they were unfair to those sitting on the wrong side of the track. Sunday's race at Mugello was interrupted by two red flags, which meant two additional standings starts for the field of survivors. But Vettel, who finished 10th in Sunday's race, equated the launches to a lottery for those lining up on the dirty side of the track. "I don’t remember doing so many starts in one day, normally you only have one," Vettel told Sky F1. "I have to say I am not a big fan of that rule [standing restarts after red flags] because if you are on the correct side of the track then it is a...
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