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Red Bull Racing driver, Sebastian Vettel has become the youngest-ever four-time Formula 1 world champion at the Indian Grand Prix Sunday.
The German ace is only the fourth person in history to achieve four titles.
Vettel claimed the race with a two-stop strategy and his latest victory also means that Vettel has now won all three Indian Grands Prix held so far.
Mercedes AMG's Nico Rosberg finished second ahead of Romain Grosjean in a Lotus.
A brilliant 13-lap opening run on Pirelli soft tires brought Grosjean up from 17th to fifth, and he then built on that with a superb 47-lap run on mediums which took him up to third and the final podium position.
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The German ace is only the fourth person in history to achieve four titles.
Vettel claimed the race with a two-stop strategy and his latest victory also means that Vettel has now won all three Indian Grands Prix held so far.
Mercedes AMG's Nico Rosberg finished second ahead of Romain Grosjean in a Lotus.
A brilliant 13-lap opening run on Pirelli soft tires brought Grosjean up from 17th to fifth, and he then built on that with a superb 47-lap run on mediums which took him up to third and the final podium position.
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| Sebastian Vettel, race winner and world champion in New Delhi. (Photo: WRi2) |
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| Nico Rosberg, Mercedes W04. (Photo: WRi2) |
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| Felipe Massa, Ferrari F138. (Photo: WRi2) |
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| Romain Grosjean, Lotus E21. (Photo: WRi2) |
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| Romain Grosjean partying with Sebastian Vettel on the podium. (Photo: WRi2) |