Sebastian Vettel has hit out at the Imola stewards, branding the delay in imposing a time penalty for a pre-race misdemeanour 'unprofessional'. It was another weekend to forget for Sebastian Vettel. Qualifying thirteenth, three places behind his teammate, the German headed into Sunday's race feeling more confident than he did in Bahrain. However, ahead of the start both cars suffered issues with their rear brakes, and while Lance Stroll was able to start from the grid, as work continued on Vettel's car the German was forced to start from the pitlane. Having worked his way up to 14th, the Aston Martin driver pitted at the end of lap 20, being the first driver to switch to slicks. However,...
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