He finally got the better of team-mate Charles Leclerc in qualifying, but Sebastian Vettel insists no changes were made to his car for the Japanese Grand Prix and puts it down to a 'clean session'. Leclerc has dominated his Ferrari team-mate in qualy in recent months as he started the four previous races in pole position. However, Vettel turned the tables at Suzuka on Sunday morning as the German secured his first P1 start since the Canadian Grand Prix. When asked by Motorsport.com if he had a breakthrough in Japan, he replied: 'Not really, just a clean [qualifying] session. 'I don't think there was a particular problem. We've been improving the car since Singapore, the update has helped...
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