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Horner: Special win for Vettel

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Sebastian Vettel could have won the Abu Dhabi GP with a winning margin in excess of one minute had the World Champion been fully stretched. The four-times title winner crossed the finishing line at the Yas Marina Circuit over thirty seconds clear of his nearest pursuer - itself a remarkable measure of superiority. But according to Horner, the victory could have been even more resounding - and demoralising for the rest. "If he was pushed he could have maybe even doubled that margin," the Red Bull chief told Sky Sports F1. Even on an afternoon when team-mate Mark Webber enjoyed a rare trouble-free race, and the German's race engineer...
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