McLaren F1 boss Andrea Seidl says Sebastian Vettel isn't a man to pity following Aston Martin's troubled debut in pre-season testing in Bahrain. The Aston Martin team concluded last weekend's three-day test in Bahrain near the bottom of the mileage chart with 314 laps, just 10 laps better than Mercedes but well short of its testing program had planned. But Vettel was the recipient of most of the Silverstone-based outfit's problems that included a gearbox issue that led to a lengthy stay in the garage and a significant mileage shortfall for the German who is still getting acquainted with his new team's operations. Sky Germany consultant Ralf Schumacher says he "felt sorry" for...
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