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Vettel wins Italian Grand Prix in dominating fashion

Sebastian Vettel has won the Italian Grand Prix after starting from pole and never giving away that first position. Fernando Alonso finished second, fending off Mark Webber until the finish line. Felipe Massa ended 4th with Nico Hulkenberg a surprising 5th. Following a few showers over the pitlane ahead of the race, the track has nearly dried up by the start of the race. Only parabolica appeared to be still slightly wet, but with the sun out again that is soon going to change. With no rain expected any time soon, everybody is started on the dry weather tyres. The top 10 is on the medium. Raikkonen in 11th starts on the harder compound, just like 12th placed Hamilton and Gutierrez in 16th....
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