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Disgraceful disrespect - why the booing of Sebastian Vettel is simply not on

After experiencing the podium jeering first hand, Sky F1's Martin Brundle has some strong words for the boo boys and explains why, despite Vettel's Singapore perfection, Alonso was his man of the race

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It was all the threes for Sebastian Vettel. His thirty-third F1 victory, and a hat-trick of victories in both Singapore and recent races.

Talking of bad luck Paul di Resta can't get a break at the moment. Another poor qualifying followed a bad recent run but the team and driver moved the car nicely through the field and we caught of glimpse of Di Resta/Force India early-2013 style until it went in the wall with seven laps to go leaving Paul scratching his head as to why. The McLaren boys worked hard for their points but they couldn't keep their tyres alive on the same strategy as Alonso and Raikkonen. What a difference a year makes in that respect. Onto Korea, a track which has always generated some great F1 action even if the venue fails to inspire. Alonso and co must beat Vettel because once that championship is won then Red Bull will immediately focus all attention and resource, and 100% of Adrian Newey on the 2014 car, and we know exactly what that means. MB

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