Sebastian Vettel has visited the Red Bull Racing factory in Milton Keynes to apologise in person 💖for his actions durin🍬g the Malaysian Grand Prix.

The def🌼😼ending champion ignored team orders and overtook Mark Webber for the lead at Sepang, leaving his team-mate angry despite issuing an apology following the race.

Having returned to Europe pr🌠ior to the third race of the season in China, Vettel has now apologised to Red Bull staff for his actions in Malaysia - with team boss Christian Horner revealed that the G⛦erman also vowed that there will be no repeat in future.

"He's said he can't turn back the clock but he's accepted what he did was wrong," Horner was quoted by Reuters.

"He's apologised to the team and to every single member of staff for his actions, because he recognises the team is vitally important and being part of the team is a crucial aspect to being able to challenge for those champions💖hips."

Red Bull advisor Helmet Marko has already claimed that the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:issue was settled after the t🙈wo drivers shook ♌hands in their debrief following the Sepang race.