After being comfortably outqualified by new Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo at the Chinese GP, Sebastian Vettel has admitted that he needs to do a better job.The World Champion lines up third on the grid for Sunday's race in Shanghai, one place behind Ricciardo who, in turn, starts alongside polesitter Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton produced a virtuoso display in wet conditions to set a time over half a second faster than Ricciardo's best. Yet the Australian's advantage over Vettel was almost as big, with Sky Sports F1's Johnny Herbert for one reckoning the German has been "rattled" by the arrival of Mark Webber's replacement. And Vettel, who won nine races in a row last year on his...
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