Sebastian Vettel has been F1’s fastest qualifier and racer consistently over the last two seasons. Two world championships, sixteen wins and twenty-two pole positions from thirty-eight races is how his 2010 and 2011 stacked up. Three races into 2012 and there is a rather different picture being painted.
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The passionate Paulistas played host to the last round of the 2011 Formula One World Championship today. Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a city of contrasts, with the rich living in opulence overlooking the ramshackled, poverty ridden favelas. When F1 comes to town, the contrasts are marked, but the intense love the Brazilian people have for Formula One is reciprocated by the sport, transcending the distance between their respective worlds.
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Formula One’s annual night race at the spectacular Singapore today provided Sebastian Vettel with his first opportunity to put the championship beyond the reach of his rivals and the chance to become the youngest double world champion in the sport’s history. He started the race in his customary pole position with his team mate second and the McLarens and Ferraris lined up two by two behind.
