A very bitter Sebastian Vettel has blamed Charlie Whiting of messing with his race by bringing out the safety car, and making his gigantic gap disappear. Everyone knows how mad the young German gets after retiring from a race, so when he was asked what happened he this to say about FIA Race Director.
"The Safety Car saved him, there were earlier time in the race when there was more danger, and he didn't bring it out. The safety car has broken our necks. I think it's clear why he sent it out. The FIA had to put a stop to it (Vettel's lead) to make the race more exciting."
Red Bull Adviser and Motorsport director Dr. Helmut Marko defended Vettel and continued with more accusations, "Vettel was too far forward, and he (Whiting) wanted to bring the field back. That's how they do it in American racing all the time."
These comments set off many people in the racing community and caught the eye of German motor sport association President Hans-Joachim Stuck who said Vettel needs to be cited for "unsportsmanlike conduct".
"We know that Vettel always has something rude to say after racing disappointments. He is not a good role model." Said an FIA Official.
As of late FIA President has not given a grid penalty to Vettel for Silverstone, but he has place the Two-Time World Champion on probation. So Vettel must be on his best behavior retirement or not. Safety Car or not. If he doesn't he will be suspended for at least 1 race.
