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    • Vettel makes it nine in a row with Brazilian GP victory

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix summary

    24 Nov 2013 | Will Wood

    Sebastian Vettel has rounded out the 2013 season in typically dominant fashion, taking his ninth victory in succession at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix championship points

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    24 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Mercedes are confirmed in second in the constructors’ championship ahead of Ferrari and Lotus, as Marussia claim tenth ahead of Caterham.

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix result

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    24 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Sebastian Vettel won the Brazilian Grand Prix ahead of Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso.

    Rate the race: 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    24 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    What did you think of today’s race? Share your verdict on the Brazilian Grand Prix.

    Perez starts 19th after grid penalty

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    24 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Sergio Perez has been moved back five places on the grid after receiving a penalty for changing his gearbox.

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying team radio transcript

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    24 Nov 2013 | Will Wood

    Rain made for a hectic qualifying session in Brazil which caught out several drivers. Here’s what was said on the team radio.

    Delaying qualifying was the right call, argue drivers

    F1 Fanatic Round-up

    24 Nov 2013 | Will Wood

    In the round-up: qualifying delay the right decision, say senior drivers ?���?� Webber not expecting emotional send off ?���?� Pirelli rue lack of wet tyre testing

    2013 to close with a leap into the unknown

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix pre-race analysis

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    After a soaking wet weekend even if the weather turns dry on Sunday teams will face a step into the unknown and another unpredictable Brazilian Grand Prix.

    Button has doubts over practice tactics

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Jenson Button said choosing not to run during practice to save tyres may have compromised McLaren’s qualifying effort.

    Alonso apologises to team after missing front row

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Fernando Alonso said he should have qualified on the front row of the grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix but he made a mistake on his fastest lap.

    Vettel surprised track dried so quickly after stoppage

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Sebastian Vettel said he was surprised to be able to use intermediate tyres in the final part of qualifying despite a lengthy delay due to rain.

    Vettel on pole again after rain interrupts qualifying

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Sebastian Vettel claimed his second pole position at Interlagos after rain interrupted qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix.

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix grid

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Sebastian Vettel starts the Brazilian Grand Prix from pole position following a wet qualifying session.

    Webber quickest as rain remains at Interlagos

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix third practice

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Mark Webber ended the final practice session of his Formula One career fastest at Interlagos.

    Rival team reneged on Magnussen deal – Whitmarsh

    2014 F1 season

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says a rival team principal reneged on a deal for Kevin Magnussen to drive for them next year.

    Lotus-Quantum deal still progressing, says Boullier

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Lotus team principal Eric Boullier says progress is still being made on a deal for Quantum Motorsport to invest in the team.

    Three-car teams preferred to customer cars

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Formula One teams could run three cars each instead of two, but only to shore up numbers in the event of some squads leaving the sport, say team principals.

    Fair solution needed for 2014 tyre testing – Brawn

    2014 F1 season

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Whatever solution is found for the teams’ need to test tyres for 2014 must be a fair one for all competitors, Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has stated.

    Ecclestone says Horner would be “ideal” successor

    F1 Fanatic Round-up

    23 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    In the round-up: Ecclestone wants Horner as successor ?���?� Alonso and Massa oppose weight limit change ?���?� Brawn meets with Ferrari

    Teams won’t get to use 2014 tyres in final practice

    2013 Brazilian Grand Prix

    22 Nov 2013 | Keith Collantine

    Teams will not be allowed to use Pirelli’s prototype 2014 tyres during the final practice session, FIA race director Charlie Whiting has confirmed.

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