MILTON KEYNES, England (AP) — Red Bull teammates Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber say they have no problems working together despite the collision that wrecked chances of a 1-2 finish at the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday and handed the race to McLaren.
The embarrassing bump on the 40th lap put Vettel out of the race while Webber, who had led from the start, recovered to finish third behind Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.
After discussions with team bosses Thursday, Vettel said the two teammates were right to race each other.
Webber, whose championship lead is five points over Button, said he would make sure it wouldn’t happen again but the incident would not prevent the two drivers from continuing to work together.
The next race is in Canada on June 13.
