Sebastian Vettel celebrates with the winner's trophy Getty Images Enlarge Sebastian Vettel said it was not easy to pull off his two-stop strategy at the Japanese Grand Prix, which proved crucial for his victory on Sunday. By two stopping, Vettel outfoxed team-mate Mark Webber and Lotus' Romain Grosjean, who had both been ahead of him for most of the race. Grosjean also attempted a two-stop, but had to make his final tyre change eight laps earlier than Vettel and was passed with ease by the Red Bull on lap 41. Webber, meanwhile, struggled to make a three-stop strategy pay off for him and eventually finished 7.1s off Vettel. "To be honest, I think the decision was made in the first...
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