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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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SAUBER (Kamui Kobayashi 9, Sergio Perez retired)

Both drivers said their farewells to the team. Kobayashi faces an uncertain future while Perez, who retired after a first lap accident, moves to McLaren. Kobayashi started in 14th place, made contact with Webber but was fourth at one point and was the last unlapped driver.
SAUBER (Kamui Kobayashi 9, Sergio Perez retired)

Both drivers said their farewells to the team. Kobayashi faces an uncertain future while Perez, who retired after a first lap accident, moves to McLaren. Kobayashi started in 14th place, made contact with Webber but was fourth at one point and was the last unlapped driver.