It is cup final time for ; the Belgian Grand Prix has to be a winning one for the Red Bull driver if he is to stay at the heart of the hunt for the 2009 championship.
He is with six races left and he is going to run out of chances unless he makes his move now.
Vettel - and his team - know he has to capitalise at which appears to be suited to capabilities, particularly with the second sector's fast flowing corners.
may be sat on the pit-wall and not in a Ferrari in Valencia but there is still plenty of drama to come in the Formula 1 championship at the .
It has almost become a two-tier competition as the cars with the system - Ferrari and McLaren - picked up their pace at the and look like continuing that form here.
Brawn's championship leader Jenson Button and Williams's Nico Rosberg made a point of saying after the race in Hungary how difficult it was to compete against Kers cars there.
So, in some ways, it could be a case of the haves of the Kers cars and the have-nots of the rest of the teams.
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Jonathan Legard commentated on Formula 1 for the 91Èȱ¬ in 2009 and 2010. He wrote regular blogs during that period, giving a behind-the-scenes insight into the grand prix weekends. Jonathan, previously 5 live's football correspondent and before that the radio station's F1 correspondent, is no longer part of the 91Èȱ¬'s F1 team.
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