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Team-by-team analysis of Brazilian GP

Sebastian Vettel became Formula One's youngest triple world champion after a wet and chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix. Team by team analysis of Sunday's season-ending race (listed in championship order). (Text: Reuters)

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Photo by Staff/Mark Thompson Mon 26 Nov, 2012 6:30 AM IST

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CATERHAM (Vitaly Petrov 11, Heikki Kovalainen 14)

Petrov's 11th place finish allowed Caterham to leapfrog Marussia at the last to reclaim their precious 10th place in the championship for the third year in a row with the extra money that entails. Kovalainen lost a lot of time on his first pitstop with a right rear wheel problem.
CATERHAM (Vitaly Petrov 11, Heikki Kovalainen 14)

Petrov's 11th place finish allowed Caterham to leapfrog Marussia at the last to reclaim their precious 10th place in the championship for the third year in a row with the extra money that entails. Kovalainen lost a lot of time on his first pitstop with a right rear wheel problem.