Vettel clinches second F1 title
Sebastian Vettel clinched the 2011 Formula 1 world championship with third place in the Japanese Grand Prix, as Jenson Button took victory for McLaren ahead of Fernando Alonso's Ferrari.
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Sebastial Vettel pips Jenson Button to secure 12th season pole at Suzuka
Sebastian Vettel took his 12th pole position of the season at Suzuka, denying Jenson Button the top spot by just 0.009 seconds.
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Sebastian Vettel says Suzuka practice crash a reminder he must stay focused
Sebastian Vettel says his crash in this morning's opening practice session at Suzuka was a reminder that he must not lose his focus despite being on the verge of celebrating his second title.
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Vettel ready to clinch crown
Sebastian Vettel insists he is ready to secure the F1 drivers' title this weekend in Japan having admitted for the first time that it 'should not be a big problem' to take the single point he needs to become a double champion.
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Driver feud is subplot to Vettel’s F1 title charge
TOKYO (AP)—A lingering feud between McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Felipe Massa is providing an interesting subplot to this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, in which Sebastian Vettel should wrap up back-to-back Formula One titles.
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Vettel on brink of title after Singapore Grand Prix victory
Sebastian Vettel moved to the brink of a second title by winning the Singapore Grand Prix, but Jenson Button's runner-up finish meant the German was one point shy of the championship lead he required to wrap things up for 2011.
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Vettel in pole for Singapore Grand Prix
Championship-chasing German Sebastian Vettel grabbed his 11th pole position of the season on Saturday as his Red Bull team secured a front-row lockout for the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Vettel Looks To Clinch Title At Singapore
Sebastian Vettel needs to earn only 13 more points than Fernando Alonso at Singapore to secure the title with five races to spare. Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel can win his second straight world title at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
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Vettel eyes pole record but says Senna was best
Sebastian Vettel is likely to break an almost twenty year old formula one record this year. In 1992, Williams’ Nigel Mansell started from the front of the grid no fewer than 14 times, and Vettel has already won 10 poles in 2011 with six races left to run.
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Vettel closes in on title with dominant Monza victory
Sebastian Vettel cruised to his eighth victory of the 2011 Formula 1 season as he proved that Red Bull had firmly conquered its Monza weak spot by dominating the Italian Grand Prix.
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De Villota tests with Renault Formula 1
Maria de Villota, daughter of former-F1 driver Emilio de Villota, says she is determined to break into the male dominated world of Formula 1 drivers.
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Sebastian Vettel returns to the top by winning Belgian Grand Prix
World championship leader Sebastian Vettel claimed his first victory since Valencia in June as he triumphed in a hard-fought Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Schumacher seeks to celebrate in style
Michael Schumacher says he is keen to try and secure a strong finish in the Belgian Grand Prix on the weekend in which he will celebrate the 20 anniversary of his debut in the sport.
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Franz Tost says Sebastian Vettel should stay at Red Bull long-term
Sebastian Vettel should stay with Red Bull for many years to come if he wants to win multiple world championships, according to his former boss Franz Tost.
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Schumacher: If anything I am the problem
Record-breaking legend Michael Schumacher has for the first time conceded that his 'relaxed mindset' since returning to F1 last year may not be what Mercedes Grand Prix needs to move up the grid
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Ecclestone confirms Briatore made Gribkowsky payment
Ecclestone scoffed at claims the scandal could bring him down as F1 chief and even see him jailed.
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Button wins action-packed Hungarian GP in 200th F1 race
Jenson Button claimed victory in his 200th grand prix as he perfectly judged an absorbing race in changeable weather in Hungary.
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Sebastian Vettel beats McLarens for pole in Hungary
Sebastian Vettel maintained Red Bull's 100 per cent pole position record this year as he stormed to the head of the Hungarian Grand Prix grid with a flying late effort in qualifying.
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Massa set for emotional Hungarian Grand Prix
Felipe Massa prepared for emotional Hungarian Grand Prix
By Sam Tremayne Wednesday, July 27th 2011, 14:35 GMT
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Lewis Hamilton wins thrilling German Grand Prix
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton took his first grand prix victory since China in April as he emerged on top in a race-long battle with Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber in the German Grand Prix at a dry Nurburgring.
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