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Vettel: ‘Maybe Red Bull will beat themselves'

Sebastian Vettel has suggested the Red Bulls may self-destruct in Mexico after his former team locked out the front row. Red Bull recorded their first-ever front row lock-out in the turbo hybrid era, but not in the order many were expecting as Daniel Ricciardo pinched pole position away from Max Verstappen in the final Q3 run. Lewis Hamilton will line up from third on Sunday's grid, but Vettel, alongside the Brit in P4, could only get his Ferrari to within two tenths of the Red Bulls. 'It was not a very clean flying lap,' Vettel summarised. 'I knew I had to find at least two tenths and it didn't happen. It was very close. It was not a bad lap but it just didn't come together. 'I'm quite...
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