Vettel is arguably getting even more big-headed than Schumacher was at his peak. What was annoying me even before the incident when he overtook, and nearly took the pair of them out, was earlier in the race when he was screaming down the radio trying to order RB to order Webber to pull over out of his way (which given how close the two Mercs were to Vettel at that point could easily have pushed him down to fourth). That would have been fine if Webber had been holding him up, but at that stage he hadn't even made any attempt to overtake him! Horner's comments after the race when asked why they didn't order Vettel to give the place back show how he's lost control:
"Do you honestly think if we had told him to slow down and give the place back he'd have given it back? There's no point. He'd made it quite clear what his intention was by making the move. He knew what the communication was. He chose to ignore it."
I don't think Webber will leave iminently, but if I was him I'd certainly feel free now to ignore any orders being given.
Hamilton going to wrong pit was funny. Is it a thing where British drivers can't remember where to go? JB did similar a couple of years ago when he went into Red Bulls pit: