Sebastian Vettel has admitted Red Bull have work to do if they are to stop Mercedes' qualifying dominance at the Canadian GP - but is still pleased with the World Champions' longer-run pace. The triple title winners and current points leaders have yet to win in Montreal, despite Vettel claiming pole in each of the last two seasons, and in the dry second practice session lead runner Mark Webber finished nearly four tenths of a second adrift of Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton. Red Bull, however, did look relatively more competitive when the field later switched to long run simulations and Vettel was duly pleased with the RB8's performance, even if he acknowledged they...
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