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Originally Posted by newlaprecord
Season cant end soon enough for Seb, thats for sure. He should be running laps around Kimi, and instead he is just about matching him.
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When both Ferraris have finished this season, the head-to-head has been 9-3 in favour of Vettel. The only three occasions that Kimi has finished ahead of Seb were Singapore (Vettel's car failed in Q1, but he performed strongly to finish a position behind Kimi in the race), Spain (three stop strategy for Vettel was the wrong call in hindsight) and the variable weather British GP.
Vettel's issues this year were first lap incidents and (oddly) qualifying. On the whole, Vettel performed fine in the races (first corner crashes aside) and his race pace was stronger than Kimi's. It's telling that despite Vettel's scruffy and unlucky season and a poor year in qualifying, Seb still leads Kimi in the championship.