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[QLF] "Our KERS button isn't working!"
Seb jokes after qualifying in second position...
Sebastian Vettel - 2nd: “I think both Mark and I were surprised by the gap to Lewis. He’s been quick all weekend and the McLaren seems to be generally very strong here. We could see in Q1 and Q2 that it would be difficult to match their pace, so I think this was the maximum we could do today. I’m very pleased so far, it should be a good race. The car is working well here; it just seems that our KERS button, which we have on the steering wheel, isn’t working! But, let’s see. I think we have a good race pace and the car is getting better and better. I’m looking forward to tomorrow.”
Posted on 31 Oct 2009 by Nikki | 0 Comments

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[QLF] Weights for tomorrow's race
as published by fia...
Lewis Hamilton: 658.5 kg
Sebastian Vettel: 663 kg
Mark Webber: 660 kg
Rubens Barrichello: 655 kg
Jenson Button: 657 kg
Jarno Trulli: 661 kg
Robert Kubica: 654.5 kg
Nick Heidfeld: 664 kg
Nico Rosberg: 665 kg
Sébastien Buemi: 661.5 kg
Kimi Räikkönen: 692 kg
Kamui Kobayashi: 694.3 kg
Heikki Kovalainen: 697 kg
Kazuki Nakajima: 704 kg
Jaime Alguersuari: 696.5 kg
Fernando Alonso: 708.3 kg
Vitantonio Liuzzi: 695 kg
Adrian Sutil: 696 kg
Romain Grosjean: 710.8 kg
Giancarlo Fisichella: 692.5 kg
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[QLF] Sebastian second, ahead of Rubens
in the battle for the second position...
1. L. Hamilton 1m40.948s
2. S. Vettel 1m41.615s (1m39.984s 1m40.666s)
3. M. Webber 1m41.726s
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[FP3] Sebastian 11th in last FP of the year
before the qualifying...
1. Jenson Button 1:40.625
2. Lewis Hamilton 1:40.627
3. Rubens Barrichello 1:40.907

11. Sebastian Vettel 1:41.403
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[FPs] "It's quite a thrill to drive!"
Sebastian said about the new Abu Dhabi track...
Sebastian Vettel - 3rd/4th: “So, that was the last Friday practice of this year. I’d like to say thanks to Renault - many people didn’t believe that we’d succeed without having to change an engine, but here we are having completed a lot of miles on another Friday without a single problem. Abu Dhabi is a new circuit, so new conditions - including starting driving in the daylight and finishing the session at night, which is quite exciting. Obviously, the circuit was very green and slippery to begin with, but overall it’s quite a thrill to drive, with some good corners. It’s also pretty special to go under a hotel! Performance wise, we’re looking quite good. We didn’t know what to expect around here, but it seems as though we’re quite competitive, although we will have to wait to see how competitive. Even though it’s a new track, it was a normal Friday practice and we were testing which tyre works best.”
Posted on 30 Oct 2009 by Nikki | 0 Comments

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[FP2] Sebastian is fourth in Abu Dhabi
in the second free session...
1. Kovalainen 1:41.307
2. Hamilton 1:41.504 + 0.197
3. Button 1:41.541 + 0.234
4. Vettel 1:41.591 + 0.284
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[FP1] Sebastian third in the first session
in Abu Dhabi...
1. Lewis Hamilton 1:43.939
2. Jenson Button 1:44.035
3. Sebastian Vettel 1:44.153
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[GALLERY] DTM Finals (25th October)
picture added to our gallery...



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Thanks: Anja
Posted on 28 Oct 2009 by Kati | 0 Comments

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[AWARD] Seb is german driver of the year
chosen by adac...
Formula One young star Sebastian Vettel has been chosen by ADAC 'Motorsportler des Jahres' (driver of the year). The 22 years-old Red Bull driver from Heppenheim, who will race in Abu Dhabi this weekend for the second position in the championship, is the 30th winner of the title that have been given away since 1980, and belonged to stars like Michael Schumacher.

The award will be handed to him at the Sportgala of ADAC in Munich, in November 21st.
Source: Motosport-Total + Thanks: Julia
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10.21: "Vettel will get his chance"
says michael schumacher...
Michael Schumacher has encouraged Sebastian Vettel not to be disheartened following the end of his title challenge.

Vettel's chances of winning the title were ended on Sunday at the Brazilian Grand Prix after Jenson Button secured the necessary points to claim the title with one race still remaining.

The young German remarked in the aftermath of the race at Interlagos that "second is the first loser," and "I don't really care about second or third," but Schumacher has encouraged his countryman not to lose heart after a great season.

"What a pity obviously for Sebastian, but he still has a lot of time," Schumacher commented on his official website.

"He had a fantastic season and showed that he has everything to become World Champion. He must not forget that with all the disappointment now.

"I am sure we will see and hear a lot of good stuff from him in the future," added the seven-time World Champion.
Source: PlanetF1