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Sebastian Vettel is the fifth time this season on pole, but the race is not yet won. The world champion warns of the strong competition.

Sebastian Vettel won the 35th Pole his F1 career

Pole number 35 for Sebastian Vettel and his fifth this season. Reigning World Champion showed during qualifying for the Grand Prix of India, which all had expected of him and Red Bull Despite a small mistake in the first qualifying segment the Heppenheim set to end by teammate Mark Webber. Vettel advantage in the fight for the world title: Behind the Red Bulls, McLaren is spreading rival Fernando Alonso takes the 17th Race of the season from pole position five in attack.

"Of course Im very happy," said Vettel. "The whole weekend went very well and it was important that we have made over night once a good step forward." On Friday he posted the fastest time in both sessions and provided an impressive taste of the strength of Red Bull at the Buddh International Circuit. "The whole team is working together now in one direction and it was important that we put together last night again," he said.

Despite all the euphoria about the two-time World Champion, he warned again for restraint - as he explains mantra for weeks. The team had to stay in the now and do not stretch your head too far forward, as put by Vettel. His margin over Alonso is in front of the fourth-last race of the year only six points. Vettel wins on Sunday in India, it was his fourth win in a row - a feat which he accomplished yet in his F1 career.

Vettel has not escaped your attention that the competition from McLaren and Ferrari on Friday strongly on the long runs, and looked him in the race should make life more difficult than it was in qualifying. "The long runs were interesting. Tomorrow we have to do everything right in order to maintain our position," said Vettel. GET MONEY