Sebastian Vettel was in the wars in Saudi Arabia, and admitted his tangle with Kimi Raikkonen 'destroyed the race' for him on Sunday. After starting P17, the Aston Martin driver had managed to work his way up into the top 10 between red flag periods and passing cars on track, before his first incident occurred – as Yuki Tsunoda spun him around at Turn 2 by tagging his right-rear tyre. Vettel was able to get going again, and ended up sparring with his former Ferrari team-mate later on in the race. Raikkonen tried to overtake him around the outside at Turn 1, but Vettel hung it out to keep the place at Turns 2 and 3, but the Alfa Romeo driver tried to stay on the outside heading into...
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