Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) Dominated The 2013 F1 Season

     Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) won the Brazilian Grand Prix, Mark Webber (Red Bull) came in second, and Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) came in third.  Vettel also won the United States Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean (Lotus) came in second, and Mark Webber came in third.  These are the final standings of the 2013 F1 Drivers World Championship:

1	Sebastian Vettel	Ger	Red Bull	397
2	Fernando Alonso	Spa	Ferrari	242
3	Mark Webber	Aus	Red Bull	199
4	Lewis Hamilton	GB	Mercedes	189
5	Kimi Raikkonen	Fin	Lotus	183

     These are the final standings of the 2013 F1 Constructors World Championship:

1	Red Bull	596
2	Mercedes	360
3	Ferrari	354
4	Lotus	315
5	McLaren	122

     Vettel established a new record by wining his ninth consecutive race in Brazil for a single season (equals record set by Alberto Ascari in the 1952 and 1953 seasons).  Vettel also has become the youngest four-time world champion, and has equalled Michael Schumacher's record of 13 wins in a single season.

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Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Have Won Their 4Th. Consecutive F1 Title

     Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, followed by Mark Webber (Red Bull), and Nico Rosberg (Mercedes).  Vettel also won the Indian Grand Prix, followed by Nico Rosberg, and Romain Grosjean (Lotus).  By winning in India Vettel won this year´s F1 Drivers World Championship.  These are the current standings:

1	Sebastian Vettel	Ger	Red Bull	347
2	Fernando Alonso	Spa	Ferrari	217
3	Kimi Raikkonen	Fin	Lotus	183
4	Lewis Hamilton	GB	Mercedes	175
5	Mark Webber	Aus	Red Bull	166

     Red Bull won this year´s F1 Constructors World Championship in India.  These are the current standings:

1	Red Bull	513
2	Mercedes	334
3	Ferrari	323
4	Lotus	297
5	McLaren	95

     The next race will be the United States Grand Prix at Austin on November 17Th.  Sebastian Vettel has won 4 consecutive F1 Titles (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013);  And Red Bull has also won 4 consecutive F1 Titles (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013).

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