A perplexed Sebastian Vettel was left scratching his head after the promise of F...
MELBOURNE - A perplexed Sebastian Vettel was left scratching his head after the promise of Ferrari’s pre-season performance was shattered by the pace of Mercedes during Australian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
Third fastest Vettel was more than seven-tenths of a second slower than Hamilton, a gap similar to last year’s qualifying when the Briton blew former Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen out of the water. “I think, there is still a bit of margin but certainly the gap is there today, and it was a surprise,” the four-times champion told reporters.“Obviously there is a lack somewhere, because we are too slow – but didn’t feel like it.”
“I’ve been struggling quite a lot last year on this track so I’m pretty sure things will get better but I also need to work on my side to put the things together when I have to.While Hamilton claimed pole for a sixth time in succession at Albert Park, Vettel won the last two races in Australia despite conceding plenty of pace to Mercedes’ cars.
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