Sebastian Vettel assumed his now customary place at the head of the timesheets at the end of day one at Suzuka, heading a Red Bull 1-2 in preparation for the Japanese Grand Prix.The German enjoyed a relatively trouble-free session – something that could not be said for some of his front-running rivals – and ended the second 90-minute outing of the day with nearly two-tenths in hand over RBR team-mate Mark Webber.The Australian, who counts Suzuka among the venues he expects to run well at, was similarly a tenth quicker than the next man up, Mercedes' Nico Rosberg, as Red Bull turned the tables on its main qualifying rival after Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton had put the Silver Arrows in...
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