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Sebastian Vettel No Vettel apology for win

  April 11, 2013 - 19:30 |
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Sebastian Vettel has insisted he has no regrets for winning the Malaysian Grand Prix, as he prepares for the next race in Shanghai on Sunday.

Sebastian Vettel No Vettel apology for win

Much has been written about the German overtaking his Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber in Sepang nearly three weeks ago, having disobeyed team orders to win his first race of the 2013 campaign.

Ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, Vettel has stated he has no regrets for taking the chequered flag in South East Asia but admitted he has apologised to his team for going against his instructions.

He said: “I didn’t mean to ignore the team’s order. I got a call on the radio which I didn’t understand but which I should have understood. That’s why I have apologised – because, with that action, I put myself above the team. That wasn’t my intention, although whether you believe me or not is up to you.

“I apologised to the team because the last thing I want as a team member is to disobey a team order. My intention as a racing driver was to win the race and I don’t apologise for winning the race.”

Vettel is 15/8 to win the Chinese GP this weekend, with Webber at 8/1 to take the chequered flag.

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Vettel race wins lowered

  March 24, 2012 - 09:00 |
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Vettel race wins lowered

bet365 have lowered their pre-season quote of 7.5 race wins for Sebastian Vettel during the 2012 season.

bet365 spokesman Steve Freeth admitted: “Red Bull seem to be playing catch up and it could be a few races down the line before they’re up to speed with McLaren.”

Vettel is bet365′s 5/2 second favourite to be the fastest qualifier in Malaysia and 11/4 third favourite to win the showpiece on Sunday.

Total 2012 Vettel Race Wins

Under 5.5 – 5/6               Over 5.5 – 5/6

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix - Race Winner

Driver Price Driver Price
Lewis Hamilton 9/4 Jenson Button 5/2
Sebastian Vettel 11/4 Nico Rosberg 16/1
Fernando Alonso 20/1 Michael Schumacher 25/1

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix – Fastest Qualifier

Driver Price
Lewis Hamilton 2/1
Sebastian Vettel 5/2
Jenson Button 7/2
Mark Webber 9/1

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix – Fastest In Practice 1

Driver Price Driver Price
Lewis Hamilton 11/4 Jenson Button 10/3
Sebastian Vettel 10/3 Mark Webber 9/2
Nico Rosberg 12/1 Fernando Alonso 12/1

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix – Qualifying Winning Margin

Under 0.15 Secs                             Evs
Between 0.15 & 0.25 Sec inc         9/4
Over 0.25 Secs                              9/4

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Alonso retains confidence in Ferrari

  February 28, 2012 - 22:28 |
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Alonso retains confidence in Ferrari

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso is confident that his team will be ready to challenge when the new Formula 1 season gets underway in Australia at the end of March.

The two-time world champion, who is 11/2 to complete a hat-trick in 2012, accepts that there is still plenty of work to do on the new F2012 car, but is confident that the Ferrari experts will get things right in time for Melbourne on Sunday 26th March.

For our part it will be useful to get off to a good start as this always takes the pressure off the team.

Fernando Alonso

Spaniard Alonso told the media: “There is still a lot of work to do, but as of today there is no reason why we should not be ready for the first race.”

Ferrari are 7/1 to win the Constructors’ Championship this season, with Alonso expecting Red Bull (10/11) to again be the team to beat after winning the title in each of the last two years.

“It is definitely too early to say where we are compared to the others. Red Bull is very strong, but that’s hardly a surprise,” Alonso added.

“For our part it will be useful to get off to a good start as this always takes the pressure off the team.”

Alonso won his two world titles in 2005 and 2006 with Renault, while in his two years with Ferrari he has finished second and fourth in the standings behind Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel on both occasions.

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Vettel 5/2 to equal record – Schu better believe it

  November 12, 2011 - 12:10 |
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Vettel 5/2 to equal record - Schu better believe it

Sebastian Vettel is 5/2 to win the last two races of the 2011 calendar and equal Michael Schumacher’s record of 13 race wins in a season.

bet365 spokesman Steve Freeth said: “Vettel shows no sign of letting up despite his domination of the drivers championship and he has Schumacher’s record well within his sights.”

bet365 are also betting on how far the German wins the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix by with over six seconds being quoted at 15/8.

Sebastian Vettel Specials

To Win Abu Dhabi & Brazilian Grand Prix  -  5/2

How Far Will Vettel Win Abu Dhabi Grand Prix By?

Winning distance Price
Less than three seconds 6/1
Three – six seconds inclusive 11/2
Over six seconds 15/8
Vettel not to win Evs

Abu Dhabi Outright E/W 1/5 – 1,2,3

Driver Price Driver Price
Sebastian Vettel 8/11 Jenson Button 4/1
Lewis Hamilton 6/1 Mark Webber 6/1
Fernando Alonso 15/2 Felipe Massa 100/1

Fastest Qualifier

Driver Price Driver Price
Sebastian Vettel 1/2 Lewis Hamilton 7/2
Mark Webber 5/1 Jenson Button 7/1
Fernando Alonso 11/1 Felipe Massa 80/1

Fastest In Practice 1

Driver Price Driver Price
Lewis Hamilton 5/2 Sebastian Vettel 5/2
Mark Webber 3/1 Jenson Button 5/1
Fernando Alonso 11/2 Nico Rosberg 14/1

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Hamilton ends Red Bull’s dominance. Latest Odds with bet365

  October 15, 2011 - 12:33 |
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Lewis Hamilton will be on pole position for Sunday’s Korean Grand Prix after finally bringing Red Bull’s domination of qualifying to an end.

Red Bull had secured 16 consecutive pole positions but Hamilton, 6/5 to win Sunday’s race, claimed top spot on the grid for the first time in 27 races.

The 26-year-old 2008 world champion has endured a difficult season but finally steered his McLaren to his first pole since last year’s Canadian Grand Prix, 15 months ago.

I’m happy to be here and very proud of what the team have been able to achieve over the course of the last two races.

Lewis Hamilton

Hamilton said after his success: “I’m happy to be here and very proud of what the team have been able to achieve over the course of the last two races.

“For us to be on the front two rows again and competing with Red Bull, then I’m very happy, but tomorrow is when it counts.

“I’ve had some difficult races in the past, so I’ll try to redeem myself tomorrow, and I hope Jenson and I can also repay the team for all hard work they’ve put in.”

Sebastian Vettel, 15/8 to win Sunday’s race, will start from second on the grid, just ahead of Jenson Button (3/1) while the German’s Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber (11/1) was fourth fastest, with the Ferrari duo of Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso fifth and sixth.

Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg starts from seventh, ahead of Renault’s Vitaly Petrov, while Force India’s Paul di Resta was ninth quickest.

Di Resta’s team-mate, Adrian Sutil, completes the top ten.

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