Tropical Weather as the toughest opponent for Vettel

Vettel was traveling as a clear favorite to Sepang

World Champion and start winning Sebastian Vettel is a clear favorite in the Equation 1- Grand- Prix ​​in Sepang Malaysia.

Vettel in Malaysia with KERS

The 23 - year-old Vettel is in contrast to his Success in Australia this time is expected to further KERS Power Trust Red Bull will decide on the use of energy recovery system on Friday. Hag is low-key despite the solo ride in Melbourne.

Hamilton sees Red Bull in Advantage

"For the word dominance, it is too early. We must have both feet remain on the ground. It can happen," said the German, who has won all seasons, the most recent three races and is recovering after a short holiday in Bali very well. The Australian Second Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) Provides Vettel and his team-mate Mark Webber, but further clear advantage. "In Malaysia, the aerodynamics even more important there should Red Bull therefore still be superior. "

Weather biggest opponent for Vettel and Red Bull

The biggest opponent of Vettel, who won a year ago in Sepang might traditionally be very erratic weather in Malaysia. "In Malaysia, it is hot and it rains every day The only question is. When and how much it rains, it gets very tricky?" Said Vettel. For the race weekend and this time the rain has been forecast. It is also expected that the new Pirelli Mature in the Malaysian tropical heat (35 degrees, 80 percent humidity) degrade much faster.

Ferrari and Mercedes have to catch up

The losers to World Cup Start were Ferrari and Mercedes Star Fernando Alonso white after his fourth place at the start: "We need to present better put in our car is still very much untapped potential that it applies to unfold.." been. The Italians were driven back by a lack of speed in qualifying, the Germans suffered during the race due to collisions of a double failure. Ferrari

Schumacher is not fighting against Vettel

The same goes for Mercedes and world champion Michael Schumacher. "We now take the situation as a challenge. It is certainly too early to write us off already," explained Schumacher. "Schumi" holds in Sepang, with three victories and five pole Position the records. Team-mate Nico Rosberg announced confidently: "I think we can surprise people on Sunday.

Sebastian Vettel applies but in any case as a clear favorite in the Grand Prix in Sepang Malaysia.

(APA / VOL)

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