Any hope rivals have of reining in Sebastian Vettel on pure pace at the Indian GP appear to have receded further after the World Champion stretched his pace advantage over the field to half a second in Practice Three.In a Saturday morning session cut by a third to 40 minutes due to the medical helicopter initially having been able to take off due to Delhi's resident smog, Vettel took just a single flying lap to maintain his 100% practice record with a soft tyre lap of 1:25.332. Once more Mark Webber finished second to ensure another Red Bull 1-2, but this time the Australian was half a second back on the sister RB9, with Fernando Alonso the only other established front runner to lap within...
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