Sebastian Vettel took the lead ahead of turn 1, never to give it away again and went on to win the Korean GP in controlled fashion. Mark Webber ran the entire race in second place and set the race's fastest lap. Fernando Alonso finished third, ahead of Felipe Massa.
That's what I was thinking about, I am hoping that Hamilton keeps Vettel busy down the straights though.raymondu999 wrote:I think Vettel probably has a great chance of heading Webber off into T4 - leading off the start line isn't exactly a good proposition around Korea as it leaves the other guy free in your slipstream for a good 2 kilometers total"
Nice to see Karthikeyan on pole with 1.31!!!kakogohrena wrote:Practice 3: :: Sector times :: Lap Chart
Qualification: :: Sector times :: Max speeds :: Lap Chart
i think by turn 4 it will go like this HAM WEB ALO VET then big crash coused by GRO.......Websta wrote:That's what I was thinking about, I am hoping that Hamilton keeps Vettel busy down the straights though.raymondu999 wrote:I think Vettel probably has a great chance of heading Webber off into T4 - leading off the start line isn't exactly a good proposition around Korea as it leaves the other guy free in your slipstream for a good 2 kilometers total"
Webber! Great Pole. Richly earned. 
this will not happen, Alonso will win and if he (and VET) DNF's then Massa will take over.RB7ate9 wrote:
That being said.....I'm guessing Webber will make a slow start and Vettel may get either ahead or really close to Webber into T1, hopefully keeping Ham and Alonso behind. Then, one of the Red Bulls will sail into the distance.
No Turkey, 2010 please [-o< No reason for it at all. And Grosjean is down in 7th, so Webber should be ok.
There is a certain thing about it though. Ferrari are open about Massa being there to help Alonso, Red Bull are making everyone idiots assuring that drivers have equal treatment. It's obvious that they don't and it's been that way since Silverstone and Webber's contract.Lastonedown wrote:I predict that Webber won´t have a good start so Vettel will lead after the 1st corner.
Why are we discussing this much about team orders? I think at Monza this year Massa let Alonso pass.
I will have no problem with it when Webber wins the race and Vettel be 2nd. But let´s see.
They can always solve that tomorrow as they usually doWhiteBlue wrote:Newey did not look very happy with the pole.
CHT wrote:Webber is 70 points behind alonso and 66 points behind his team mate. with 5 races to go I would expect webber to move aside for Vettel even without team order.Websta wrote:I don't think Red Bull would issue team orders, I just hope that they don't botch Webber's pit stop (unintentionally) as it will still raise all sorts of eyebrows. Hopefully Hamilton jumps Vet at the start and they finish Web, Ham, Vet, Alo to make the championship more exciting
What the f**k, brake discs splitting in half under braking? Now this isn't good at all because he almost took out di Resta or Hulkenberg (don't remember who it was) when he lost the car.Narain Karthikeyan's high-speed spin during qualifying for the Korean Grand Prix was caused by his front-right brake disc splitting in half.
"When you first come out of the pits you don't break at first," Karthikeyan told AUTOSPORT.
"I got to the third corner, touched the brakes and it [the brake disc] broke into two.
"I don't know the cause and it was a huge spin."
