Vettel wins Singapore GP, but no title yet

THE OLYMPIAN • Published September 26, 2011

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Sebastian Vettel won the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, but the Red Bull driver will have to wait a little longer to clinch his second Formula One world championship.

The German led throughout from pole position to finish 1.7 seconds ahead of fast-finishing McLaren driver Jenson Button, with Red Bull’s Mark Webber third.

Vettel leads the drivers’ championship by 124 points with five races left and is virtually certain to take back-to-back titles. To prevent that happening, second-placed Button would need to win every race while Vettel fails to gain any points.

“In the heat we kept our heads cool, and it was a perfect day,” Vettel said.

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