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About Formula One Formula One, often referred to as F1 and Formula 1, is a form of open wheeled auto racing that began in 1950. Races, usually known as Grand Prix take place all around the world on purpose built circuits as well as temporary street circuits. Many of the world's top car manufacturers compete in F1. The cars are capable of speeds up to around 360 km/h (225 mph), are turbocharged, and rev to up to 15000RPM. The 2013 season received a global audience of 450 million people. Around 100,000 people attend each Grand Prix in person. A Formula One race is typically 305 km (190 miles) in length and lasts around one and a half to two hours. For more information see Formula One. Contents Seasons Drivers (Non-Champ • Current) Constructors (Current) People Cars Circuits Grands Prix Tyres 2018 Formula One Season 2019 Formula One Season Featured Article Featured Article Sebastian Vettel (born 3 July 1987 in Heppenheim, Bergstraße, Hesse, West Germany) is a German Formula One racing driver and a four-time Formula One World Champion, a title which he won for the fourth consecutive time in 2013. He currently drives for Aston Martin Racing alongside Lance Stroll, having previously raced for Ferrari, BMW Sauber, Toro Rosso and Red Bull. Vettel made his début in 2007, replacing injured Polish driver Robert Kubica at the 2007 United States Grand Prix, becoming the first teenager to score a point in F1. Vettel is currently the holder of numerous records in F1, most notably including Youngest Polesitter, Youngest World Champion, Youngest Double World Champion, Youngest Triple Word Champion, Youngest Quadruple World Champion and Most consecutive victories in consecutive events. Vettel's first title, 2010, was won at the final race. He had not led the championship until the final race, taking the title off Fernando Alonso. In 2011, Vettel dominated, winning 11 of the 19 races, and taking his second championship with ease. 2012 was a different story, as the RB8 was slow out the blocks, but towards the end it came strong. Vettel was able to win four races in a row to successfully defend his title from Alonso. For 2013, Vettel strolled to his fourth title after a slow start, finishing the season with nine consecutive wins as he broke his 2011 points tally. A switch to new regulations in 2014 cut out Red Bull's – and Vettel's – advantage. He left the team for 2015, joining Ferrari on an initial three-year contract. He then left for Aston Martin in 2021. As 2013 World Champion, Vettel held the number 1 car for 2014, but switched to his permanent number 5, in 2015. Read more about Sebastian Vettel Featured Media Featured Media Recap of the 2023 season by @Rickharder on YouTube. Other Languages Español (Spanish) Русский (Russian) Français (French) Deutsch (German) 日本語 (Japanese)

Latest F1 News MAX VERSTAPPEN (pictured right) WINS THE 2023 ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX. Charles Leclerc (pictured below right) and George Russell finished out the last podium of the 2023 season. Towards the conclusion of the race, Leclerc strategically opted to allow Sergio Pérez to overtake him, securing 2nd place. Perez had received a 5-second penalty earlier for a collision with Lando Norris, mitigating any threat to Leclerc's hold on the second position. Leclerc's intention was to contribute to Ferrari's position in the Constructor's championship by securing second place, although his plan ultimately did not succeed. MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE INAUGURAL 2023 LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX, with Charles Leclerc and Sergio Pérez completing the podium. Sergio Pérez and Charles Leclerc battled until the final corner where Leclerc clinched second place from Perez. MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE 2023 SÃO PAULO GRAND PRIX, with Lando Norris and Fernando Alonso completing the podium. Sergio Pérez and Fernando Alonso challenged each other on the last couple laps and raced hard to the finish line; their gap was a mere 50 millisecond. Leclerc crashed out on the formation lap. Multiple drivers involved in a lap 1 incident caused the race to get red flagged; Albon and Magnussen failed to restart the race. MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE 2023 SÃO PAULO SPRINT with a comfortable lead ahead of Lando Norris and Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez. Lando Norris starts on pole for the 2023 São Paulo Sprint with Max Verstappen alongside him on the front row. MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE 2023 MEXICO CITY GRAND PRIX, with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc completing the podium. Sergio Perez retired with damage after a Turn 1 incident with Charles Leclerc and Daniel Ricciardo took home points on his second race back, after finishing in P7, boosting Scuderia AlphaTauri to P8 in the Constructors Championship In a surprising turn of events at the 2023 MEXICO CITY GRAND PRIX, CHARLES LECLERC CLAIMED POLE POSITION, securing a front-row lockout for Ferrari with teammate Carlos Sainz in second place. Reigning world champion Max Verstappen, who had dominated practice sessions, had to settle for third place. Replicating the top-3 fastest times from the first practice session, Max Verstappen set the fastest time at the third practice session at the 2023 Mexico City Grand Prix. Second fastest Alex Albon was separated by less than a tenth of a second, and the local hero Sergio Pérez, a Mexican driver, in third place. Verstappen set the fastest time at the second practice session at the 2023 Mexico City Grand Prix. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc set the second and third quickest times, respectively. Previous event: 2024 Bahrain Test (February 21 - February 23) Current event: 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix (February 29 - March 2) Next event: 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (March 7 - March 9) Current F1 Champions Drivers: Lewis Hamilton (right) Constructors: Mercedes (below) Current Standings Drivers' World Championship Pos. Driver Pts. 1st Max Verstappen 51 2nd Sergio Pérez 36 3rd Charles Leclerc 28 4th George Russell 18 5th Oscar Piastri 16 Only top 5 are shown. Click here for full results. Teams' World Championship Pos. Team Pts. 1st Red Bull-RBPT 87 2nd Ferrari 49 3rd McLaren-Mercedes 28 4th Mercedes 26 5th Aston Martin-Mercedes 13 Only top 5 are shown. Click here for full results. Sister Wikis The GP2 Series Wiki, on Formula One's feeder formula. The GP3 Series Wiki, on GP2's feeder formula. F1 Stats Wiki, for the stats on Formula One. Getting started? Create an account or sign in and help us out! See the Community Portal for hints, tips, and for who to contact on the Wiki. The content is more important than the look of the text. The admins will help you iron out any issues so don't worry too much about how it looks. Do not simply copy text from Wikipedia, use your own words. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter! View our WAM score!

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