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Vettel wins after close battle with Webber

Sebastian Vettel has won the Malaysian GP after passing his teammate following an extremely hard fought battle 10 laps from the end. Mercedes impressed as well with Hamilton finishing on the podium, just ahead of his teammate Nico Rosberg. 30 minutes before the start of the race, it rained heavily for a brief few minutes, making the track reasonable wet in the entire first sector. Sector 2 is only partly wet, with the final sector, including the first part of the start finish straight dry. All drivers choose to start on intermediates. As the lights went out, Vettel kept the lead, with Alonso going through the outside of turn 1. Massa immediately lost his second place to his teammate and...
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