Sebastian Vettel was again ridden around the ears by his teammate this weekend, but was not the only one. Jacques Villeneuve thinks the differences between Mercedes and Ferrari have become far too big. Lewis Hamilton won the Grand Prix of Portugal, but the race didn't start like that. Valtteri Bottas got the lead at the start, but Hamilton was much better on his tyres. The gap between the two drivers was 26 seconds in the end and that gap is of course huge. Read more Hulkenberg can count on support: 'He certainly deserves a place in F1' Vettel disappoints ''Hamilton took no risks at first, but once he went, the gas really opened up. Bottas knows he is number two. He is not the man at...
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