Sebastian Vettel produced a dramatic last-gasp surge on his final lap in the dying seconds to snatch pole position as Red Bull swept the front row of the grid for Sunday's United States Grand Prix. In a tense qualifying session run in windy conditions on Saturday, the 26-year-old German clocked a best lap of one minute and 36.338 seconds to outpace nearest rival and teammate Mark Webber by 0.103 seconds. It was the eighth pole of the season for the newly crowned four-time world champion and the 44th of his career as he seeks to deliver a record eighth consecutive victory in Sunday's race at the Circuit of the Americas. It was the fifth time this year that Red Bull had locked out the front...
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