Formula 1 - 2013 Championship Season

[Chandranath]

The D-Day has arrived. Yet again, Vettel has secured the pole position. Is the history going to repeat itself at Buddh International Circuit? Let’s watch out.

Drive Safe,
350Z

As much as a Vettel fan as I am, still believe Kimi or Alonso (he starts from 8th) can turn the tables

 

[type-r]

And Vettel is the new World Champion. congratulations to him. but next year with the new regulations, he better watch out.

 

[allhyundaicars]

today i had these with me will share my experience and upload pics and possible videos tomorrow. just returned home.

 

[350Z]

today i had these with me. will share my experience and upload pics and possible videos tomorrow. just returned home.

Fantastic. Tell us how did it go? I expect no less than a detailed coverage of the event.

And Vettel is the new World Champion. congratulations to him. but next year with the new regulations, he better watch out.

That’s incredible. BIC has become like a second home for Vettel. Renault has instantly issued a press release congratulating him.

Sebastian Vettel has claimed the 2013 Formula 1 World Championship crown, his fourth consecutive drivers’ title. The 26-year-old German drove his Renault-powered Infiniti Red Bull Racing to victory in the Indian Grand Prix, clinching the title with three races remaining. Sebastian has scored 10 wins, 7 pole positions and an insurmountable 322 points so far this season. Sebastian’s win now brings him level with Renault Ambassador Alain Prost’s tally of four drivers’ championship wins.

Alain Prost commented, ‘I’m delighted to see Sebastian win the title today. He is a great driver and he has had some outstanding wins this year, some of the best of his career so far. Singapore was one of those wins: he was fighting all the way but he made it look easy, which is always a mark of a worthy winner. ‘You can see he is methodical in his approach, builds a strong team around him that is 100% motivated for success and is entirely focused on the end result.

‘He is a great champion and I don’t think this title will be his last. He has a good team around him, stability with the technical team and with Renault, and of course he is still young enough to challenge for more. ‘I’m pleased to see him equal my four titles. I wish him all the best to go on and win others and become a great Renault champion.’

Jean-Michel Jalinier, President of Renault Sport F1, added, ‘Congratulations to Sebastian on his fourth title. He has shown great panache this year against very tough competition and fully deserved to win this season. It is a proud moment for Renault too, as Sebastian has taken the number of drivers’ titles we have to which we have contributed to 11, five of which have been won with the Renault V8 engine. We are very incredibly proud to have been able to maintain our quality and success throughout this entire period and to give great drivers like Sebastian the opportunity to do justice to their innate talent.’

Drive Safe,
350Z

 

[type-r]

even my friend went to the race with Premium Stand. I shall post his pics later. he has taken some great shots.

 

[negativeCamber]

I too went to witness the 2013 edition off Indian Grand Prix. I saw the race from the Star Stand East (hairpin bend at the end of the long straight). Doing my part of the job attaching a few pics I took yesterday.

 

[tifosi]

It was a great event yet again! Have been visiting the Buddh circuit each year since India got on the circuit and it's been a memorable weekend each time! It's a sad prospect that we might not get to see this in India again!!

 

[Ambylovers]

Hi,
But news were there that the races will be back in 2015.
Mallaya too told the same in an interview. I hope they will try their level best to get the races back to India.