article_snippet: For, finally, the vice-like grip of Sebastian Vettel Mercedes team had been prised open at a steamy Malaysian Grand Prix.
article_snippet: Vettel was right when Vettel said Vettel won the race
article_snippet: You would have needed a heart as hard as flint not to be swept along as Vettel screamed over the team radio:
article_snippet: Re-live every lap of the race .
article_snippet: Nine victories in succession in 2013 was Vettel’s most one-sided stretch.
article_snippet: Before yesterday, Mercedes had won the previous eight races straddling this season and last.
article_snippet: Finally, The team told Hamilton Hamilton could catch Vettel in the dying laps.
article_snippet: It was a crazy, false hope to express and Vettel won by 8.5sec.
article_snippet: The fact was that Ferrari, who were able to run a two-stop strategy, just had too much pace on the day.
article_snippet: Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson, of Sweden, spins off the circuit as Sauber crashes out of the race (left) .
article_snippet: The heat — 60 degrees Celsius on the track — played to their strengths in a way the colder Shanghai circuit a fortnight hence will probably not.
article_snippet: It’s about staying calm and trying to come back with confidence and with the speed we have had in the last couple of races.
article_snippet: Enzo Ferrarimakes Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) way back to the pits with a blown out tyre .
article_snippet: Since then two Enzo Ferrari team principals have been sacked.
article_snippet: With Vettel picking up the pace, Hamilton vents Hamilton anger again .
article_snippet: Lewis you are scheduled to catch Vettel with five laps remaining.'
highlights_snippet: The British world champion was heard complaining to The British world champion team over the radio during the race .
  
highlights_snippet: McLaren driver Jenson Button, of Great Britain, was forced to retire due to a loss of power .