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Vettel claims pole in Turkey

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Published 06 June, 2009, 17:07

Red Bull’s Sebastien Vettel will start in pole position for Sunday's Turkish Grand Pri

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It's the third pole of the 21-year-old’s career.

In Saturday’s qualification, he edged out championship leader Jenson Button by a tenth of a second.

Button completes the front row ahead of Brawn GP teammate Rubens Barrichello, who will line up alongside Red Bull's Mark Webber.

Heikki Kovalanen, who was the fastest in practice, is 14th on the grid, two places ahead of Maclaren team-mate and last year’s champion Lewis Hamilton

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