“An Unbelievable Reception”
The donuts and fence-climbing after winning in India cost Seb Vettel a small fine of some €25,000 from the FIA, but we don’t think he cares! Read More …
Tag: India
Toasting Number Four
Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner raise their glasses in India after securing their historic fourth consecutive drivers and constructors World Championships. Read More …
Vettel Takes Place Among the F1 Legends
By winning the Indian GP at Buddh yesterday, Sebastian Vettel vaulted himself into the realm of Schumacher, Fangio and Prost as one of now just four drivers to win four F1 World Championships. Read More …
Vettel Storms to India Pole as Red Bull Splits Strategies
Sebastian Vettel set himself up for a third victory in India and a sixth consecutive 2013 success by clocking the fastest-ever lap around the Buddh International Circuit in India on Saturday afternoon. Read More …
Lewis In Delhi
Lewis Hamilton during qualifying for the 2011 Chinese Grand Prix at Shanghai International Circuit. Read More …
Indian GP Review (Sky F1)
Seb Vettel won from pole for his 4th straight victory to take a commanding lead into the final three races of the 2012 Formula One World Championship. Read More …
Vettel’s Streak Continues At Buddh
Sebastian Vettel has grabbed hold of the 2012 Formula 1 championship in its closing stages and simply will not let go. Read More …
Rosberg @ Buddh
Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg during the 2011 Grand Prix of India at the new Buddh International Circuit. This was only the 4th time in the 2011 season that Rosberg (6th) finished behind teammate Michael Schumacher (5th), and the order could have been reversed but for time lost during Nico’s second pit stop. Read More …
The World’s Highest Circuit
Last October we posted a great photo from Red Bull Racing of the 2011 RB7 (with special ride-height adjustments) navigating the 18,380 ft-high Khardung La pass in the Himalayas. Here’s the official Red Bull video to go along. Read More …
Oh Behave, Austin!
The possible demise of the U.S. Grand Prix at Austin reflects the reality of Formula One in the 21st century. Have money and the F1 circus will fall all over you. Wherever you are. But without the bucks, don’t even think about asking Ecclestone for a favor. Read More …