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F1 – Vettel became the youngest champion in history
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wins everything in the 2010 season of F1 with the Constructors ‘and Drivers’ titles, third championship Fernando Alonso is frustrating.

A remarkable season that had all the fans, engineers and drivers on the edge of their seats until the last race of the year in Abu Dhabi, where they chose everything could not have had another ending, but one with a record. And Red Bull-Renault, Sebastian Vettel took care of that by winning the first title, becoming the youngest driver in history to do so.

record signing is not new in German small F1career as is also the youngest driver to participate in a Grand Prix racing practice in Turkey in 2006, aged 19 and 53 days ancient was also the youngest of points in a career -2007 U.S. Grand Prix, and a year later at the Italian Grand Prix 2008 was the youngest to win a pole position and win a F1 race. At 23, 10 wins, 19 podiums, 15 pole positions and a championship now, much larger than expected from this talented driver.

Ferrari and McLaren-Mercedes, the chance to win the Constructors’ Championship, where it dissipates into the penultimate race of the year where the Red Bull drivers, Vettel and Mark Webber finished first and second , respectively, of the Brazilian Grand Prix 2010 Grand. By winning the circuit reached the sum of 469 points, leaving McLaren (421) and Ferrari (389) no mathematical chance to challenge it in the last race in Abu Dhabi, where the championship will be chose.

Alonso came to the UAE in the lead with 246 points, followed by Webber (238), Vettel (231) and Lewis Hamilton (222). The 4 of them had a chance to win the title, some more than others had, of course, but in the end all that mattered was to have the possibility, even minimally, and make the best out of him.

Not just the standings for Alonso, but the results of the qualifying race was very optimistic and took third place and saw his closest contender Webber finishing position in a fool 5. With this positioning Ferrari made the mistake, which will end up costing the title Vettel underestimate the chances of the championship, winning his 10th pole position of the season. They were more focused on not letting Alonso pass Webber and keep the third place which earned him 15 points and the title, which obviated the rest of the contenders.

This is how the aspirations of Alonso in the title thwarted by a terrible choice on his team for the pit stop, whence came after Renault’s Vitaly Petrov-how blocked it for 40 laps, and saw his chances of winning fade as he finished in sixth place. Under these circumstances, it was not necessary to speculate on the orders of equipment that could be either a benefit or Red Bull Ferrari, and there was nothing that Massa could have done to help Alonso and Vettel did not need the help of fellow Webber’s team to win the championship.

memorable championship which will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most intense, unpredictable and competitive history. And it invites us to dream about how the 2011 season will be.

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