Sebastian Vettel was left wanting more as he qualified in second ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday, although the German was happy in the end to be on the front row. Vettel was just over a tenth off getting pole position, with Max Verstappen getting his second career pole position at Interlagos for Aston Martin Red Bull Racing. The Dutchman set the pace after the first run and then improved on it by over a tenth. Vettel couldn't improve in the second run, coming in three-tenths slower. "I had a bit of a wobble at the exit of the last corner on the last run, but Max improved his time so fair play. It’s his pole position," the 32-year-old told Paul di Resta on...
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