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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/Paul Gilham Mon 26 Nov, 2012 6:30 AM IST

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LOTUS (Kimi Raikkonen 10, Romain Grosjean retired)

Raikkonen ended his comeback year in third place overall and took his points scoring run to 17 races. He had problems with a dirty visor and went down a support race pitlane after running wide, only to find a gate blocking it off. He was also lapped. Grosjean spun out on lap six in a heavy impact at turn 11.
LOTUS (Kimi Raikkonen 10, Romain Grosjean retired)

Raikkonen ended his comeback year in third place overall and took his points scoring run to 17 races. He had problems with a dirty visor and went down a support race pitlane after running wide, only to find a gate blocking it off. He was also lapped. Grosjean spun out on lap six in a heavy impact at turn 11.