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ESPN.com · Oct 1, 2017

Sebastian Vettel blames Lance Stroll for 'unnecessary' post-race collision

Sebastian Vettel believes Lance Stroll was at fault for their bizzare post-Malaysian Grand Prix collision, adding the Williams driver did not look where he was going.

The pair came together following the chequered flag, as both drivers went for the outside line in an attempt to pick up rubber on the cool down lap. Stroll, who finished eighth in Malaysia, appeared to drift into the Ferrari driver as they ran side-by-side through Turn 5.

Vettel -- who had just produced a superb recovery drive from the very back of the grid to cross the line in fourth place -- was quick to pin the blame on the Canadian rookie after the race.

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