Mark Webber threw down the gauntlet early, and then in his subsequently qualifying run for the 2013 United States GP he moved the goal posts so far away that they were in a different state entirely as far as the other F1 teams in Texas were concerned. After setting purple times in the first and second sectors on his flying lap, there was only one threat remaining to the Australian's hopes of starting on pole position at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday: his Red Bull Racing team mate, world champion Sebastian Vettel. And Webber feared the worst. “I didn't think I had done enough on the second run in Q3," he admitted. "We both had two shots with two sets of options: the...
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