1 SEBASTIAN VETTEL
Red Bull-Renault RB10
Start: 2nd
Finish: 5th
Strategy: 2 stops (medium/hard/medium/medium)
Rating: 7
On the front row for only the second time this year, Vettel deserves credit for nailing a quick lap in tricky conditions in the knowledge that he didn't have a banker to fall back on.
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