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Vettel 'not worried' despite going backwards

Sebastian Vettel isn't worried by the fact he only had the third fastest car in Australia on Sunday, despite finishing third after starting on pole. The Red Bull driver looked dominant during qualifying, leading to many believing he would run away with the victory. However it wasn't the case, as both Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso took the advantage and finished first and second respectively. Vettel isn't concerned though and admits they had quicker cars on the day. "I'm not worried, we have to admit sometimes that other people are faster," he said. "We were the third fastest car in the race but we can be happy with today. Clearly we wanted more, when you start from pole...
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