YEONGAM, South Korea (AP) — McLaren's success in Saturday's qualifying for the Korea Grand Prix was a short-lived break in a season dominated by its Red Bull rival that clinched the constructors' championship on Sunday.
Lewis Hamilton may have started in pole position but it looked to be Red Bull's day by the end of the first lap as newly crowned world champion Sebastian Vettel passed the Englishman on turn four and teammate Mark Webber moved up from sixth on the grid to third.
Vettel, who secured the drivers' championship last weekend in Japan, never looked likely to surrender his lead and finished 12 seconds ahead of Hamilton.
"I think it is good to see that the whole …
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