Sebastian Vettel won in la India

Germany's Sebastian Vettel yesterday won the first Grand Prix Formula One India and is designed to match the record for wins in a Red Bull driver this season.

Vettel stood in front from start to finish, maintaining a comfortable lead all the time to finish 8.4 seconds ahead of Jenson Button, McLaren, while the Spanish Fernando Alonso to Ferrari came in a distant third in the Buddh International Circuit.

The Mexican Sergio Perez Sauber took a point to ensure the tenth place after starting twentieth on the grid.

"In short, it was a race without difficulties, the car was well balanced," said Vettel. "I am very proud to be the first winner here in India." In the collision test was more between McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa of Ferrari which intensified their rivalry. Officials penalized with an income Massa into the pits, and then broke his front suspension and had to retire. Mark Webber of Red Bull came fourth, ahead of Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg, both of Mercedes.

Vettel has 11 wins this season, and if he wins in the last two races in Brazil and Abu Dhabi would match Schumacher's record of 13 wins. In India achieved everything started from the pole, won the event, he led all the laps, the fastest lap.

However, the German and his team will not let their guard down despite already secured the championship and the constructors.

Vettel won Japan Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel won the pole position on Saturday's Japanese Grand Prix and placed in a perfect position to win the world championship on Sunday in Formula One

The German perfect streak extended poles of Red Bull to the 15 races this season, recording a time of 1 minute 30,466 seconds at the Suzuka circuit.

Jenson Button, McLaren, was ranked second to nine milliseconds, followed by his teammate Lewis Hamilton, despite an error that left him on the last lap time.

"It was a great qualifying for us," said Vettel.

"Yesterday I went off the track and damaged the wing and that affected us, but today we take full advantage of the vehicle."

On Friday, Vettel ran off the track and finished last in the first practice session, damaging slightly front of your vehicle.

He later said the incident was a "wake-up call." Vettel takes only one point in Sunday's race, or that Button will not win, to become the youngest driver to achieve a bicampeonato in the history of Formula One

It was the 12th pole of the season for the Teutons, 24, who has won the last two races, both from the position of honor on the grid.

"There was not much difference between Jenson and I," said Vettel. "I want to thank the team and the factory to get another front wing."

Felipe Massa will start fourth in his Ferrari after beating team-mate Fernando Alonso, who started fifth.

The venezuelan driver Pastor Maldonado, Williams, took the 14th position, while Mexico's Sergio Perez, the Sauber team, will start on Sunday from the place 17.

Button was the fastest in three practice sessions and expressed disappointment about not getting his first pole of the season.

"You're always disappointed when you're this close," said the Briton.

"But the weekend was pretty good and came with a good car."

Although it has almost secured the championship on Sunday, the German is not expected to race.

"No matter what you think will or not tomorrow, we still need to go out and focus on a good race," Vettel said.

Vettel trains with New York Red Bulls

The world champion in Formula-1 racing, German Sebastian Vettel, trained yesterday with the football team the New York Red Bulls, who are active in the French striker Thierry Henry and defender Rafael Marquez.

Vettel, who rides for Red Bull, visited the football team at the University of Montclair (New Jersey), where his wish to train with the football team and entertain the fans who flocked there.

"My success has no secrets, only due to hard work and a great team that is always looking for me, " said Vettel, who declared himself a lover of all sports and be happy to train with a professional soccer team.

"I'm living with enthusiasm. Meet Thierry Henry, I think it's great, "said the German driver of 23 years.

The football team New York Red Bulls now coached command of their coach, Hans Backe, who at the end of that training Vettel handed a jersey with his name in gratitude for their presence, while declared as a part of equipment. Thierry Henry, who is captain of the Red Bulls, gave the German a shirt with your name and Vettel gave one of the outfits commonly used in car racing.

Vettel Won in F1

Sebastian Vettel led another exhibition of Red Bull to win Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix and increased his championship lead in the Formula One world champion never looked in trouble at the Istanbul Park circuit after starting in pole position for the fourth consecutive race.

"Yes!Yes! Yes! is what I say !'"', shouted the German on the radio after getting his third win in four races.

Red Bull rounded off a 1-2, with Australian Mark Webber in the second.

With five laps to go, Webber managed to overtake the Spanish Fernando Alonso in a race that was exciting in terms of hand-wringing over the crumbs left by Vettel. Alonso was third, the first podium for Ferrari this season.

Vettel claimed victory in the first two races of the calendar, and was the escort of Lewis Hamilton in China last month.

At 23 years old, Vettel became the champion in 2010 earlier in the history of F1 and is heavily favored to retain his crown.