If there was any doubt before this weekend - and let's be honest, there really wasn't - then Sebastian Vettel is increasingly in a class all his own as the 2013 F1 season wears on, so much so that even a poor start and turn 1 contact nocking him off his stride couldn't prevent the championship leader from working his way back into a winning position by the end of the 53-lap Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday to claim his fifth win in a row and his ninth of the year. Mark Webber had the advantage of pole position for the start of the Japanese Grand Prix alongside his team mate Vettel, but neither of the Red Bulls got the best of starts after a long hold on the grid left their brakes smoking...
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