Sebastian Vettel's awe-inspiring excellence on the race track can be beaten only by perfection, feels his Red Bull teammate Mark Webber even as the German's rivals claimed they had their strategies ready to challenge his dream run at the Indian Grand Prix here this Sunday.
Vettel, unbeaten at the Indian GP, has finished on top in nine races this season, and five of them have come in a row. Such is his supremacy that in Singapore he won by a huge 34-second margin.
While Webber might believe that it requires a "perfect everything" to outwit Vettel, Mercedes' Nico Rosberg insists he has the car to beat the fellow German.
Vettel's domination has irked many and it has been said that he was making F1 boring with his winning streak. And he seems the likely winner this Sunday too.
So, can he be beaten at all? Webber, who finished second behind Vettel in Japan despite starting on pole, said for that to happen, everything needs to click.
"He's on a phenomenal run obviously and as you said his stats here in the last few years have been pretty strong. It needs a perfect weekend -- pole, perfect race, perfect strategy, perfect everything to obviously put him off the top step, so that's got to be the plan," Webber, who would be bidding adieu to F1 at the end of the season, said.
Rosberg, who is challenging Webber for the fifth place in the drivers' championship and only the third driver this season to score two wins, was optimistic about ending Vettel's love affair with India.
