The big problem in the Red Bull?

After Malaysia, things will not be the same

Sky Sports presenters believe that Vettel's disregard for the Malaysian Grand Prix team and overtaking Webber, will have a far greater impact on those than can be currently understood, and poremetiće harmony in the team and will further get cool relations between Vettel and Webber.

Vettel and Webber in the last few years have had a lot of tense situations, and in this week's race took place from the worst situation so far, Vettel when he refused to comply with the order and the assault team Webber circles in the last race and so come to the winnings.

And although Vettel several times after the race he said he was sorry for what he had done and apologized to Webber, the Australian still has not confirmed that it accepts the apology.

Assessment Sky Sports experts Damon Hill and Martin Brundle said that distrust towards Vettel Webber could be one of the possible complications.

"It is clear that both drivers were at the end of the tire, and that the team had to step in and decide that there is no deliberate steps to conserve tires by the end of the race and certainly came to maximum points," said the champion of 1996. The Damon Hill.

"I think Sebastian allowed himself to think that he is the law, but we'll get to later. He apologized, but it's really worth it? If you have a team of two drivers, among whom there are no little confidence, then it becomes very corrosive. "

Brundle said: "Red Bull is now a big problem. 'Cause the next time they have a 1 and 2 at the end of the race when it ordered that the race is over and no more overtaking, Webber will believe them, nor do they say" .

"He will not believe them and will continue to drive normally as the beginning of the race."

Webber, in an interview to Sky Sports after the race was more than emotional, and said something troubling, "Now I'll take that shot," referring to the three-week break to China, after admitting that "he is the head of things various kinds of racing "in the last few laps.

Speculating what Webber meant when he said that, Brundle said he must have been very difficult for Webber to fully control his emotions.

"He watched teammate to win three championships in the same car and the same ability as him, and it is certainly very frustrated with this," said Brundle.

"Today he was faster - he had the speed to win fairly, and it is thought that the message got through team radio means that it" would not attack teammate. "

"He is very angry now. He wanted to shout, shock and fury, all the rage, but instead has to play by the team rules, and one of the solutions it can be to go to Australia - home to relax a bit. Therefore and said that he should be shot. "

"But what does that mean? Does that mean he wants to leave the team, yes leave F1? If you can get over it? Mark is now a broken man, and I do not trust anyone, especially for a team that runs, but he knows he has to continue play by their rules, and it is at this very difficult time for him. "