Sebastian Vettel has no fears about the potential for rain to arrive at the Japanese Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver has struggled in wet conditions this year, coughing up a certain victory in Germany before the weather also hampered him in Hungary. Vettel slipped into the barriers at Hockenheim with title rival Lewis Hamilton beginning to breathe down his neck before a chaotic qualifying sessions in Budapest and Spa that featured freak deluges also went the way of the Mercedes man. Typhoon Kong-Rey is making progress towards Japan as action at Suzuka nears, with both Friday and Saturday forecast to be rain-affected, but Vettel has no concerns about his ability to perform if the weather does...
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