Sebastian Vettel admits that it will be special to equal the late Ayrton Senna's haul of 41 grand prix victories, but has stopped short of expecting the honour to come at this weekend's race in China. The German moved to within one win of Senna with his unexpected success in Malaysia two weeks ago, but acknowledges that 'a couple of circumstances coming together' helped to defeat the Mercedes drivers a fortnight after Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg had run away with the opening round in Australia. While Ferrari appears to have established itself as Mercedes' main rival after two races in 2015, Vettel refused to get carried away with expectation of further victories this early in the...
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