Sebastian Vettel is refusing to complain about his KERS problem in qualifying, after all, he still finished second. The Red Bull racer, who could wrap up the title if he wins this weekend and Fernando Alonso is ninth or lower, suffered a KERS issue in final practice that cost him 20 minutes of track time. With the issue believed to be resolved, the German took to the track in qualifying, however, the problem resurfaced. Losing KERS would have cost Vettel valuable tenths and could be billed as the reason he lost out to team-mate Mark Webber. Vettel, though, says he won't complain about it. "We had a problem but I don't think it made a difference in finding the rhythm as we've done...
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