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on June 08, 2013

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1 Vettel vs. 2 Hamilton

3 Bottas vs. 4 Rosberg (for the podium)

7 Vergne vs. 8 Sutil vs. 9 Hulkenburg

12 Perez vs. 14 Button

15 Gutierrez vs. 17 Di Resta

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