
Ferrari wrote to FIA asking for official clarification about the move despite evidence on the internet. ...

05:02 PM, Nov 30, 2012

Ferrari were reportedly "evaluating footage" to see if it shows Red Bull's Vettel making an illegal overtaking move in the Brazilian GP, where he finished sixth to clinch the title. ...

08:28 AM, Nov 29, 2012

Hulkenberg finished 11th in the drivers standing with 63 points. ...

12:24 AM, Nov 26, 2012

Jenson Button took his third race win of the season. ...

11:59 PM, Nov 25, 2012

Vettel became the youngest three-time champion in Formula One at age 25. ...

11:31 PM, Nov 25, 2012

Schumacher retired for the first time in Brazil in 2006 and came back in 2010. ...

09:29 PM, Nov 25, 2012

The team, winners of the constructors' title for the past three years, have had a partnership with Infiniti since March 2011. ...

08:18 PM, Nov 25, 2012

Alonso will start only seventh for Ferrari at Interlagos, while Vettel and his Red Bull will be fourth on the grid. ...

05:12 PM, Nov 25, 2012

Lewis Hamilton won the pole position, while Sebastian Vettel will start fourth and Fernando Alonso eighth. ...

10:44 PM, Nov 24, 2012

Button set a lap of 1 minute, 13.188 seconds at Interlagos, just .057 in front of Vettel. ...

08:07 PM, Nov 24, 2012

The situation is a little bit like a Champions League final at the Brazilian GP, as all eyes will be on Vettel and Alonso. ...

05:14 PM, Nov 24, 2012

Sao Paulo: Lewis Hamilton was fastest in the first day of practice for the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix on Friday, while Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel was second and title challenger Fernando Alonso was fifth. Hamilton, in his last race with McLaren, had a lap of 1 minute, 14.026 seconds in the second practice session at Interlagos, .274 quicker than Vettel's Red Bull. Vettel's teammate Mark Webber was third in...

11:34 PM, Nov 23, 2012

Sao Paulo: Lewis Hamilton was fastest in the first practice for the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix on Friday, while Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel was second. Fernando Alonso, the only driver fighting Vettel for the title, was fifth fastest. Hamilton, in his last race with McLaren, had a lap of 1 minute, 14.131 seconds at Interlagos, .0009 in front of Vettel's Red Bull. Vettel team-mate Mark Webber was third in...

07:45 PM, Nov 23, 2012

Sao Paulo: Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel hailed Michael Schumacher as his hero and inspiration on Thursday as the German great prepared for a final farewell to the sport at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Sitting alongside the seven times champion at a news conference, Vettel suggested the 43-year-old might like to cover his ears before singing the praises of a man he first met as a schoolboy karter. "He...

09:52 AM, Nov 23, 2012

Sao Paulo: Winner of two Formula One championships in Brazil, Ferrari's Fernando Alonso says he feels less pressure and has nothing to lose as he chases another championship triumph in Sunday's title-decider at Interlagos. The Spaniard is 13 points behind Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and must finish on the podium to have even a chance of becoming a triple champion. In 2010 he led Vettel by 15 points going into...

09:39 AM, Nov 23, 2012

Sao Paolo: Sebastian Vettel can become Formula One's youngest triple champion without scoring a point in Sunday's season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix but Fernando Alonso has a more sensational script in mind. If Ferrari's Alonso retires from what promises to be a nail-biting race at Interlagos, the title will go to his Red Bull rival there and then - just as it will if the Spaniard fails to finish in the...

11:01 AM, Nov 22, 2012

London: Lewis Hamilton will say an emotional farewell to McLaren in Brazil next weekend as a winner, even if Formula One's season-ending race is all about someone else taking the title. Grand Prix, should that be his last win for McLaren, ticked all the boxes. The Briton had won on Formula One's last visit to the States in 2007 and picking up where he left off meant a lot to...

10:02 PM, Nov 19, 2012

Paris: The contrast between these two veterans couldn't have been sharper. While one is probably going to bid farewell to Formula One this weekend, the other is starting his career afresh, securing an extended run as a driver after almost a decade. The 40-year-old Pedro de la Rosa seems to have revived his racing career by signing a two year contract with HRT while for Rubens Barrichello, who turns 40...

03:00 PM, Nov 23, 2011