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Vettel will be damaged by Red Bull rift with Webber, says McLaren driver Button

Webber will join forces with Vettel at Chinese Grand Prix, says his dad
I'm sorry for Webber, but bloody-minded Vettel saved us from a procession... and if you're still angry, blame F1's bumbling bosses

Jenson Button doubts whether harmony can be restored at Red Bull following Sebastian Vettel’s decision to steal the win from Mark Webber at the Malaysian Grand Prix. ‘I think that will hurt Sebastian in the long run. We all want to win but Red Bull have to call the shots. So many times a team order has worked in his favour,’ Button said.

Defiant Button refuses to condemn McLaren mechanic for pit-spot blunder

Familiar sight: Crew members push Button's McLaren car back to the pits in Malaysia

Jenson Button has admitted to feeling sorry for the latest McLaren mechanic to suffer at the hands of the team's pit-stop process.

Webber will join forces with Vettel at Chinese Grand Prix, says his dad

Too close for comfort: Vettel (right) overtakes Webber on the inside next to the pit-wall

Mark Webber's father says the Red Bull driver will set aside differences with teammate Sebastian Vettel and race in the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix.

Rosberg should be on the podium instead of me, admits Hamilton after third in Malaysia

Pleasing: Lewis Hamilton finished third in Malaysia behind the two Red Bull drivers

Lewis Hamilton has admitted to feeling embarrassed at standing on the podium in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Unlike warring Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, with the former blatantly disregarding team orders to hold station over the closing dozen laps, Nico Rosberg respected the call from boss Ross Brawn.

Vettel's feud with Webber spices up a day of drama after Alonso's early exit AND Hamilton's tussle with Rosberg

If looks could kill: Mark Webber casts a disgruntled glance in the direction of teammate Sebastian Vettel after an enormously eventful Malaysian Grand Prix

SIMON CASS: The race started with bad conditions on the track and ended with bad blood off it. By the time the race finished, the weather had long been forgotten.

The Chequered Flag: Reality check for F1 as Vettel provides further evidence that drivers rule the roost

There is no 'i' in team, but the same can't be said of Sebastian. Red Bull Racing are facing up to a crisis after Sebastian Vettel displayed a complete disregard for team orders.

Vettel and Webber resumed hostilities, but they're not the first squabbling team-mates...

Vettel ignores team orders and snatches victory from Webber in Malaysia... and Rosberg rages at tactics over Lewis too!

Sebastian Vettel re-opened his frosty relationship with Mark Webber after ignoring orders to stay behind his Red Bull team-mate in today's Malaysian Grand Prix.

I'm sorry for Webber but Vettel saved us from a procession

Drink it up: The controversy between Vettel and Webber illuminated the Malaysia GP

JONATHAN McEVOY: I hear the points made by the pro-team orders lobby but there is no way that these sepia-tinted stories from the pre-seat belt age can govern our thinking today.

ECCLESTONE EXCLUSIVE: Lewis asked me to get him a move to Red Bull

When Lewis Hamilton wanted to find a new team, he asked Bernie Ecclestone to broker a move for him to join Red Bull alongside Sebastian Vettel.

Red Bull in crisis: Webber gives team-mate Vettel the finger as world champion IGNORES orders and wins Malaysian Grand Prix

SIMON CASS: Sebastian Vettel showed he is the boss at Red Bull to deny Mark Webber victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

LIVE: MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX - all the Formula One drama from Sepang

Flying the flag: Malaysia plays host to round two of the 2013 world championship

The Formula One circus is in Sepang for the Malaysian Grand Prix and round two of the world championship. Phil Duncan will bring you all the action.

Webber considering his F1 career after controversial Vettel victory in Malaysia

Uncomfortable: Mark Webber (left) looks unhappy on the podium next to Sebastian Vettel (right)

Mark Webber will use the next two weeks to take stock of his Formula One career as the rift with Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel grew increasingly fractious.

Hamilton apologises for McLaren pit-stop blunder at Malaysian GP

Lewis Hamilton was left apologising to Mercedes for a pit-stop gaffe that gave McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh a smile on his face at the end of another tough day.