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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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RED BULL (Mark Webber 4, Sebastian Vettel 6)

Vettel became the youngest triple champion at the age of 25, and the first to take his first three titles consecutively. He started fourth, went to the back of the field after a first lap spin, but came back strongly. Webber had started third. Red Bull had already taken the constructors' title for the third year.
RED BULL (Mark Webber 4, Sebastian Vettel 6)

Vettel became the youngest triple champion at the age of 25, and the first to take his first three titles consecutively. He started fourth, went to the back of the field after a first lap spin, but came back strongly. Webber had started third. Red Bull had already taken the constructors' title for the third year.