Sebastian Vettel QA: Major surprises unlikely in Spain

Sebastian Vettel doubts his Red Bull had the pace to take Malaysian Grand Prix pole had Q3 taken place in the dry. Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Related Content The world champion secured his second pole position of the season by nearly a full second ...

The pundits feel while Vettel is unlikely to face any punishment for his doing, he has lost respect and trust across the paddock.

Lewis Hamilton has indignantly rubbished speculation Mercedes are striving to sign Sebastian Vettel for the 2014 campaign. Although the reigning World Champion has a binding contract with Red Bull for next year, Vettel has been persistently linked ...

Christian Horner has admitted that Red Bull will have "no shortage of choice" when it comes to deciding on Sebastian Vettel's team-mate for 2014 and insists their star driver will not dictate who races alongside him. Red Bull have been at the centre ...

for a playoff spot, Pune Warriors' wretched run is unlikely to snap anytime soon as they would be up against the formidable Mumbai Indians in their next IPL match here on Saturday. Similar to their performance last year when they lost nine matches ...

Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Racing stormed to the top of the timesheets after the second practice session for the 2013 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The defending world champion posted a hugely impressive 1:22.808 but could not shake off attention ...

He has been the most vocal driver during the multi 21 debate, and Jenson Button has today admitted that he is surprised by Sebastian Vettel's most recent comments. Vettel claimed that Mark Webber , warranting his decision to overtake his teammate ...

Raikkonen second for Lotus, Mercedes Hamilton in third, Vettel still leads championship — SHANGHAI — Fernando Alonso roared to a dominant victory in a highly strategic Chinese Grand Prix yesterday to give Ferrari their first win of the Formula ...

Source: Source: AskMen's sexiest cars of 2013 Hottest cars in Paul Walker's collection Webber didn't deserve to win: Vettel YOU thought things were bad between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber after the Malaysian Grand Prix, but it turns out ...