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TF1T said:
@Fany, Thanks for the feedback, we'll take this on board for next time. However, just to address some issues. Have you read the magazine? I will quote a section of it, please do tell me if this isn't praise enough...
"There was so much more to Vettelʼs 2011 title than his equipment as many have tried to suggest. If anything, he made the RB7 look quicker than it was. You just have to watch one of his many pole laps to see how special a driver he is. He is fully committed to every corner, staying just the right side of the limit. He can find that extra tenth or two from nowhere. His one lap performances can rightly be compared to the great Ayrton Senna."
This paragraph alone points out how Vettel outperformed even his dominant machinery.
Now, if you're referring to the 'Can anyone stop the stampeding Bulls?' article, then this is a very levelled look at last year and the possibilities of rivals catching up, of course it will focus on the car, it's about people catching Red Bull, a car which was very dominant at the hands of both Vettel and Webber (when he could get the tyres working).