Sebastian Vettel secured his fourth race win of the season, giving him five wins in 2012 so far putting him firmly in control of the championship battle. The Red Bull driver... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel takes a dominant lights-to-flag victory in India and extends his lead in the battle for 2012 F1 Drivers' Championship read more »

Sebastian Vettel has once again flatly denied that there is any deal or agreement in pace that will see him depart Red Bull for a Ferrari race seat in 2014. read more »

Welcome to live text commentary for the 2012 Indian Grand Prix from the New Delhi circuit. Red Bull enjoyed another front-row lockout, their third in a row, with Sebastian... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has hit back at championship rival Fernando Alonso’s claim that the Ferrari driver is really fighting against Red Bull’s renowned designer... read more »

Felipe Massa is not sure that Ferrari has the pace to take the fight to Red Bull in the Indian Grand Prix, but thinks a challenge on McLaren is realistic read more »

Should Sebastian Vettel's pole position lap be counted, or deleted? An issue raised after qualifying, currently doing the rounds on social media sites, shows the Red Bull... read more »

Fernando Alonso has vowed not to give up despite Red Bull's recent dominance read more »

McLaren are confident they have the race pace to challenge Red Bull in India on Sunday, despite the Woking duo of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button qualifying some three tenths... read more »

McLaren may concede that Red Bull looks like is on its way to championship glory, but it is still adamant that there is a good chance to beat them in races. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is '100 percent' convinced that he will win the world championship this year, despite Red Bull's current dominance. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner praised the work of his two drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber in qualifying for the Indian GP after they locked out the front... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is battling for the title against Red Bull team's designer Adrian Newey as well as Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes that he can fight for victory in India. The outgoing McLaren driver qualified in third place, behind the Red Bull drivers. “I’m very satisfied... read more »

A tremendous team performance - three front rows in the last three races is a personal best for us. read more »

Sebastien Vettel (Red Bull), Mark Webber (Red Bull) and Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) attended Saturday's FIA press conference. read more »

Red Bull Racing have yet again locked out the front row after a nearly perfect qualifying session. Sebastian Vettel took pole position while Mark Webber helped to secure the... read more »

India Saturday quotes: Red Bull read more »

Fernando Alonso maintains he is 100% confident he can win the title this year despite watching Red Bull lock out the front row of the grid in India for the third consecutive... read more »

Jenson Button reckons the overnight changes which boosted McLaren in qualifying have also given the team a chance to fight Red Bull in the race. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admitted it was impossible for him to take the fight to Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull in qualifying at the Indian Grand Prix but he is more optimistic about... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that, rather than him challenging Sebastian Vettel for the world title, he is also fighting Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey. Over the past weeks,... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes he is having to contend with the genius of Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey just as much as he is the brilliance of Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Mark Webber believes the Indian Grand Prix will be closer than qualifying was after his Red Bull team swept to its third consecutive front-row lockout. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is wary of his rivals' race pace and despite locking out the front row with Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber is not taken victory at the Indian Grand Prix... read more »