'Fired up' Ferrari in the hunt, says Vettel


Formula One - F1 - Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, Australia - 25/03/2017 Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany speaks at the post-qualifying press conference. REUTERS/Brandon Malone

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel has seen a number of false dawns since crossing to Ferrari but the German could see good times ahead for the 'scuderia' after putting his car on the front row of the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday.

Vettel's quickest lap was nearly three-tenths of a second slower than Mercedes pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton but the four-times world champion felt he had left a better time out on the track.

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