Sebastian Vettel’s second comfortable victory in succession is the perfect start for a reigning world champion looking to retain his title in 2011.

The German again dominated the weekend and led the Malaysian Gran Prix from start to finish—except for some juggling during pit stops—and managed his lead to nurse his tyres and car to a three-second victory over McLaren’s Jenson Button and Renault’s fill-in driver, Nick Heidfeld.

In contrast to the Melbourne race, it was interesting and eventful with overtaking and hard-fought battles galore.

Renault’s other driver, Vitaly Petrov, even threw in an impromptu audition for the Russian Air Force. He launched his car over a storm drain in a s...

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Sebastian Vettel’s second comfortable victory in succession is the perfect start for a reigning world champion looking to retain his title in 2011.

The German again dominated the weekend and led the Malaysian Gran Prix from start to finish—except for some juggling during pit stops—and managed his lead to nurse his tyres and car to a three-second victory over McLaren’s Jenson Button and Renault’s fill-in driver, Nick Heidfeld.

In contrast to the Melbourne race, it was interesting and eventful with overtaking and hard-fought battles galore.

Renault’s other driver, Vitaly Petrov, even threw in an impromptu audition for the Russian Air Force. He launched his car over a storm drain in a s...

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