Webber beats Vettel to Abu Dhabi pole
4 Nov 2013 4:06 AM IST
Mercedes filled the second row at the Yas Marina circuit, with Germany’s Nico Rosberg qualifying third and Britain’s 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton fourth despite spinning off on his final lap.
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso, currently second overall, had a miserable evening and will start 11th - the first time this season the Spaniard has failed to qualify in the top 10. Both titles were wrapped up by Vettel.
Raikkonen solution down to owner: Lotus
ABU DHABI: Lotus team chief Eric Boullier admitted on Saturday that he no longer has any control over unpaid driver Kimi Raikkonen’s immediate future with the team.
The French said, following Finn Raikkonen’s threat to boycott the final two races of the season in the United States and Brazil, it was down to team owner Gerard Lopez to resolve the problems.
‘There is discussion between Gerard and Kimi and it obviously involves our shareholders and parent companies,’ he said. ‘More than that, I cannot answer.'
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso, currently second overall, had a miserable evening and will start 11th - the first time this season the Spaniard has failed to qualify in the top 10. Both titles were wrapped up by Vettel.
Raikkonen solution down to owner: Lotus
ABU DHABI: Lotus team chief Eric Boullier admitted on Saturday that he no longer has any control over unpaid driver Kimi Raikkonen’s immediate future with the team.
The French said, following Finn Raikkonen’s threat to boycott the final two races of the season in the United States and Brazil, it was down to team owner Gerard Lopez to resolve the problems.
‘There is discussion between Gerard and Kimi and it obviously involves our shareholders and parent companies,’ he said. ‘More than that, I cannot answer.'
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