Predominant Vettel ties down fourth consecutive triumph to close on F1 title

Sebastian Vettel shut on his third consecutive F1 world title with a prevailing drive to win the Indian Grand Prix for Red Bull Sunday.

The 25-year-old German was asserting his fourth continuous triumph in the current year's title and the 26th of his vocation.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso showed his celebrated battling characteristics to come in just short of the leader, restricting his misfortunes in the title race, yet he actually trails Vettel by 13 with three competitions to go.

Vettel's colleague Mark Webber held off a quick completing Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren for third spot.

However, all the emphasis was on the main pair and Vettel is completely mindful that his primary adversary will in any case be a component in the finishing up races.

'Indeed, perhaps I have one hand on the prize, assuming you say as much, however on the opposite side, I think Fernando has one hand on it as well!' he told the authority post-race media gathering.

'It isn't not difficult to battle Red Bull yet we won't ever surrender,' said Spain's Alonso.

'We lost focuses, yet this is what we expected this end of the week as we are not sufficiently quick enough, yet we lost least focuses and there will be better competitions to come,' he added.

Vettel assumed responsibility for the race from post at the Buddh International Circuit, while Alonso worked his direction from fifth on the framework to third in the beginning phases as he moved past the McLaren pair of Hamilton and Jenson Button.

Alonso had the option to exploit late specialized issues for Webber to overwhelm the Australian for runner up, yet was still almost 10 seconds loose of Vettel by the completion.

Button drove a strong race for fifth, with Felipe Massa in 6th in the second Ferrari in front of Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus.

Nico Hulkenberg of Force India, Romain Grosjean in the subsequent Lotus and Bruno Senna for Williams balanced the focuses scoring.

Vettel has 240 focuses with Alonso on 227 with Raikkonen a far off third on 173.

Vettel has assisted Red Bull to a gigantic 91 point with driving in the constructors' title race from Ferrari, with McLaren a further 10 focuses untied.

 

The 25-year-old German was asserting his fourth continuous triumph in the current year's title and the 26th of his vocation. However, all the emphasis was on the main pair and Vettel is completely mindful that his primary opponent will in any case be a component in the closing races.

Vettel's colleague Mark Webber held off a quick completing Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren for third spot. Vettel assumed responsibility for the race from shaft at the Buddh International Circuit, while Alonso worked his direction from fifth on the lattice to third in the beginning phases as he moved past the McLaren pair of Hamilton and Jenson Button.

colleague Mark Webber held off a quick completing Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren for third spot. Nico Hulkenberg of Force India, Romain Grosjean in the subsequent Lotus and Bruno Senna for Williams balanced the focuses scoring.

all the attention was on the main pair and Vettel is completely mindful that his primary opponent will in any case be a component in the closing races. Sebastian Vettel shut on his third consecutive F1 world title with a predominant drive to win the Indian Grand Prix for Red Bull Sunday.

Sebastian Vettel shut on his third consecutive F1 world title with a predominant drive to win the Indian Grand Prix for Red Bull Sunday. 'We lost focuses, yet this is what we expected this end of the week as we are not adequately quick enough, however we lost least focuses and there will be better competitions to come,' he added.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso showed his popular battling characteristics to come in just short of the leader, restricting his misfortunes in the title race, however he actually trails Vettel by 13 with three competitions to go.

'We lost focuses, yet this is what we expected this end of the week as we are not adequately quick enough, however we lost least focuses and there will be better competitions to come,' he added.

Vettel assumed responsibility for the race from post at the Buddh International Circuit, while Alonso worked his direction from fifth on the network to third in the beginning phases as he moved past the McLaren pair of Hamilton and Jenson Button.

'We lost focuses, yet this is what we expected this end of the week as we are not sufficiently quick enough, yet we lost least focuses and there will be better competitions to come,' he added. 'Indeed, perhaps I have one hand on the prize, assuming that you say as much, however on the opposite side, I think Fernando has one hand on it as well!' he told the authority post-race media gathering.

The 25-year-old German was guaranteeing his fourth continuous triumph in the current year's title and the 26th of his profession. The 25-year-old German was guaranteeing his fourth continuous triumph in the current year's title and the 26th of his profession.

Vettel assumed responsibility for the race from post at the Buddh International Circuit, while Alonso worked his direction from fifth on the matrix to third in the beginning phases as he moved past the McLaren pair of Hamilton and Jenson Button.