Mark Webber concedes pushing the boundaries cost him during qualifying for the United States GP as he lost pole position to his team-mate. Webber had been leading the Red Bull racer until until the final seconds of Q3, however, a scruffy final sector meant he lost time. Those lost tenths proved costly as Sebastian Vettel pipped him to pole position by 0.103s. "Sometimes you are happy when you give your best and you are up there on the front row but that one slipped through the fingers," he said. "But well done Seb, he put three sectors together, I don't did two and a half. "It's not satisfying when you do that, not your job to do that obviously, pushing the...
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