Last workout at the top of Vettel

 

Sebastian Vettel confirmed his role as the favorite for the best starting position at the Malaysian Grand Prix after being the fastest in the last training session in Sepang. The Red Bull racer recorded the best time of the whole weekend with 1: 36.435, beating his closest follower, Lewis Hamilton in a Mercedes, by 0.133 seconds. Adian Sutil was third and Mark Webber in fourth place was just 0.178 seconds behind Vettl. Kimi Raikkonen was not happy with his Lotus today. He finished training as the fifth fastest with less than four tenths of a lag.

 

3. Free training, informal hours:

	Racer	Team	Hour	Circles
1.	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull	01:36.435	20
2.	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	01:36.568	17
3.	Adrian Sutil	Force India	01:36.588	19
4.	Mark Webber	Red Bull	01:36.613	20
5.	Kimi Räikkönen	Lotus	01:36.806	19
6.	Paul di Resta	Force India	01:36.807	18
7.	Jenson Button	McLaren	01:36.822	16
8.	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	01:36.946	14
9.	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes	01:36.949	25
10.	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	01:37.302	14
11.	Pastor Maldonado	Williams	01:37.359	11
12.	Sergio Perez	McLaren	01:37.538	12
13.	Nico Hulkenberg	Clean	01:37.685	23
14.	Romain Grosjean	Lotus	01:37.690	14
15.	Valtteri Bottas	Williams	01:37.936	16
16.	Esteban Gutierrez	Clean	01:38.294	17
17.	Jean-Eric Vergne	Toro Rosso	01:38.376	16
18.	Daniel Ricciardo	Toro Rosso	01:38.425	15
19.	Charles Pic	Caterham	01:38.995	18
20.	Jules Bianchi	Marussia	01:39.717	21
21.	Giedo van der Garde	Caterham	01:40.209	18
22.	Max Chilton	Marussia	01:40.495	18