For a driver who'd just finished on the podium in the first F1 race of 2013, Sebastian Vettel wasn't exactly looking overjoyed. But given that Red Bull had come into the Australian Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne riding on a high after dominating the final pre-season testing, and then going on to convincingly lock-up the front row of the grid at Albert Park in the rain-hit qualifying session that had been deferred to Sunday morning, Vettel had been expecting more. "I think you're always a little disappointed when you start first and don't finish first, said the reigning world champion, who comes into the 2013 season aiming to make it four titles in a row. "But overall it was a...
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