Malaysian Grand Prix: News round-up

• Vettel gives Ferrari its first win since 2013

Sebastian Vettel gave Ferrari its first Formula 1 win in nearly two years with a fantastic drive in the Malaysian Grand Prix.

• Wolff: Vettel win the "wake-up call we needed”

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says that Sebastian Vettel's first win for Ferrari was "deserved" and that "perhaps it's the wake-up call we needed."

• Ferrari can "push on" after Vettel's first victory

Ferrari's first victory in two years could be the catalyst for a championship challenge, with technical chief James Allison hoping "we can push on from here".

• Button, Alonso surprised by McLaren's pace

Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso admitted they were surprised to be able to fight with other cars during the Malaysian Grand Prix.

• Horner admits Toro Rosso "better" than Red Bull

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has admitted that the junior team Toro Rosso “deserved” to finish ahead of them in today’s Malaysian Grand Prix.

• Rosberg angry over lack of information

Nico Rosberg is demanding answers from his Mercedes team at the lack of information he received during the Malaysian Grand Prix, in which he finished third.

• Raikkonen thinks conditions helped Ferrari

Kimi Raikkonen believes the conditions may have flattered Ferrari in the Malaysian Grand Prix, but he reckons the Italian team is not too far behind Mercedes.

• Maldonado hit with three penalty points

Lotus driver Pastor Maldonado was handed three penalty points for his safety car incident during the Malaysian Grand Prix.

• Lauda: "Vettel is not boring any more!"

Niki Lauda made no excuses as he said that Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel simply did a better job than Mercedes to win the Malaysian Grand Prix – and quipped that the German, who won four world titles with Red Bull, is "not boring any more!"

• Verstappen sets F1 record for youngest points scorer

Toro Rosso's rookie Max Verstappen finished seventh in Malaysia, setting a new record as the youngest F1 points scorer – one that looks likely to stand for all time given that the superlicence age will be set at 18 next year.

• Post-race press conference

Results and standings 

Race results - Malaysian GP 2015

	Driver	Team	Time	Pts
01	S. Vettel	Ferrari	56 laps	25
02	L. Hamilton	Mercedes	+8.5	18
03	N. Rosberg	Mercedes	+12.3	15
04	K. Raikkonen	Ferrari	+53.8	12
05	V. Bottas	Williams	+70.4	10
06	F. Massa	Williams	+73.5	8
07	M. Verstappen	Toro Rosso	+97.7	6
08	C. Sainz	Toro Rosso	+1 lap	4
09	D. Kvyat	Red Bull	+1 lap	2
10	D. Ricciardo	Red Bull	+1 lap	1
11	R. Grosjean	Lotus	+1 lap	0
12	F. Nasr	Sauber	+1 lap	0
13	S. Perez	Force India	+1 lap	0
14	N. Hulkenberg	Force India	+1 lap	0
15	R. Merhi	Manor	+3 laps	0
16	P. Maldonado	Lotus	DNF	0
17	J. Button	McLaren	DNF	0
18	F. Alonso	McLaren	DNF	0
19	M. Ericsson	Sauber	DNF	0
20	W. Stevens	Manor	DNF	0

Drivers' standings 2015

	Driver
01	Hamilton	25	18																			43
02	Vettel	15	25																			40
03	Rosberg	18	15																			33
04	Massa	12	8																			20
05	Raikkonen	--	12																			12
06	Nasr	10	0																			10
07	Bottas	--	10																			10
08	Ricciardo	8	1																			9
09	Hulkenberg	6	0																			6
10	Verstappen	--	6																			6
11	Sainz	2	4																			6
12	Ericsson	4	0																			4
13	Kvyat	--	2																			2
14	Perez	1	0																			1
15	Button	--	--																			0
16	Grosjean	--	--																			0
17	Merhi	--	--																			0

Constructors' standings 2015

	Constructor
01	Mercedes	43	33																			76
02	Ferrari	15	37																			52
03	Williams	12	18																			30
04	Sauber	14	--																			14
05	Toro Rosso	2	10																			12
06	Red Bull	8	3																			11
07	Force India	7	--																			7
08	McLaren	--	--																			0
09	Lotus	--	--																			0
10	Manor	--	--																			0