Vettel agrees contract extension with Red Bull

Montreal: Sebastian Vettel is a long way from his peak and is still improving as both a competitor and driver, his Red Bull team chief Christian Horner declared following the defending triple world champion's commanding victory in the .As the dust ...

SEBASTIAN Vettel said he believed Ferrari had rediscovered their form and were back among the front-running teams after Fernando Alonso topped the times in Friday afternoons second free practice session ahead of todays Canadian Grand Prix. The ...

Pirelli has hit out at Red Bull for again criticising its tyres on the back of a dominant performance from Sebastian Vettel in the Canadian Grand Prix. Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Related Content Vettel took a lights-to-flag victory in ...

Triple world champion Sebastian Vettel has quashed speculation regarding a possible move to Ferrari by penning a new contract at Red Bull until the end of 2015. Vettel was claimed to have agreed a deal to join Ferrari for the start of the 2014 ...

Red Bull say the Formula 1 title fight is still wide open despite Sebastian Vettel extending his lead to 36 points at the Canadian Grand Prix. The German beat Ferrari's Fernando Alonso into second and became the first man to win three times this ...

MONTREAL Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel led the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday from start to finish, easily defeating Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Mercedes Lewis Hamilton, who battled it out for the other two podium spots. Australia's Mark Webber, ...

Red Bull's world champion was on a different level to his rivals throughout the race. 1 photo Sebastian Vettel stretched his Formula 1 championship lead to 36 points with a commanding victory in the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. Red ...

agence france-presse MONTREAL, 9 JUNE: Sebastian Vettel (in photo) led from start to finish to claim his and Red Bull's maiden Canadian Grand Prix win in Montreal today. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso came in a distant second, with Lewis Hamilton's ...

skysports.com: (7 Months ago) They've done it again. Sebastian Vettel will start the Indian GP from pole position after Red Bull claimed their third successive front-row lockout. Read more Submitted by: