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Team by team analysis of Indian Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel moved within sight of becoming the youngest triple world champion in Formula One history after a dominant win at the Indian Grand Prix. (Text: Reuters)

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FERRARI (Fernando Alonso 2, Felipe Massa 6)

Alonso went from fifth on the grid to second to limit the damage of Vettel winning. It was his 10th podium of the season. He is now 13 points behind Vettel. Massa had his seventh successive points finish. The Brazilian was told to save fuel from lap 20. Both did one stop.
FERRARI (Fernando Alonso 2, Felipe Massa 6)

Alonso went from fifth on the grid to second to limit the damage of Vettel winning. It was his 10th podium of the season. He is now 13 points behind Vettel. Massa had his seventh successive points finish. The Brazilian was told to save fuel from lap 20. Both did one stop.