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Japanese GP 2012: Vettel claims fourth successive Suzuka pole
Penulis : Unknown on Saturday, October 6, 2012 | 12:02 AM
Sebastian Vettel will start the Japanese Grand Prix from pole position for the fourth year in a row as Red Bull lock out the front row at Suzuka.
Mark Webber was second quickest ahead of Jenson Button for McLaren. Home hero, Kamui Kobayashi qualified a brilliant fourth and will be elevated to third due to Button's 5-place grid penalty.
A spin for Kimi Raikkonen at Spoon curve ruined
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