Tag Archives: F1 2013

SEBASTIAN VETTEL equalled Alberto Ascari’s absolute record of nine wins a row after victory in last season’s final Grand Prix in Brazil. However, the first race of 2014 looks anything but a Vettel/Red Bull exhibition. 1935 European Drivers’ Champions Style … Continue reading →

SEBASTIAN VETTEL broke the record of most consecutive Grand Prix wins in a season. The four-times world champion has now won eight races in a row and is just one away from Alberto Ascari’s all-time record of nine wins straight. … Continue reading →

SEBASTIAN VETTEL became only the third driver in history to win seven consecutive Grand Prix. If he wins the races in Austin and Brazil, he’ll equal Alberto Ascari’s 60 year-old record. 1935 European Drivers’ Champions Style Championship. Position Driver Points … Continue reading →

SEBASTIAN VETTEL is now a quadruple world champion. The 26-year-old German won his sixth consecutive Grand Prix to become one of only four drivers in F1 history to claim four world titles. The others are (I’m sure you’re aware): Juan … Continue reading →

WHAT do Alberto Ascari, Jim Clark and Sebastian Vettel all have in common? They are the only three drivers in F1 history to complete back-to-back Grand Slams (win the race from pole and setting the fastest-lap while also leading every … Continue reading →

WHO else is starting to think we should start calling (after his Grand Slam drive – winning from pole and leading every lap – to secure his third win in a row, fourth in last five and seventh of the … Continue reading →