Sebastian Vettel described a highly unusual Turkish Grand Prix weekend as “something we haven’t seen before” after being knocked out in the second part of qualifying. During practice, Ferrari had looked to be among the teams who were coping better with a slippery Istanbul circuit that had recently been resurfaced and not used for Formula 1 since 2011 – when Vettel won the last race there for Red Bull. But in a wet qualifying session, which was red-flagged during Q1 for heavy rain, the Scuderia had a disappointing time as both of their cars failed to reach Q3. Vettel was a provisional 12th on the grid and his team-mate Charles Leclerc down in 14th, although there was the potential...
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