The Brazilian Grand Prix Formula 1 race was full of excitement and fun Sunday, 25 November 2012. The race track was filled to its capacity with almost 100,000 spectators eagerly watching the best race drivers of the world showing their excessive driving skills, handling state of the art cars driven at hyper speeds.
Jenson Button [left] winner - Sebastian Vettel [right] champion (File Photos)
At the end of the race, Jenson Button of McLaren-Mercedez was declared the winner with 25 points. Button completed 71 laps in 1:45:22.656 driving at an average speed of 174.178 mph. For Button, it is his third victory and sixth podium of the season, his last win coming at the Belgium Grand Prix GP. It is also Button's 15th Formula One F1 career win.
For McLaren-Mercedes, it is the team's seventh win of the 2012 Formula One season, and 182nd triumph all-time.
Fernando Alonso of Ferrari with 18 points finished second with a +2.7 secs delay. Felipe Massa ended up third with +3.6 seconds.
Mark Webber (Red Bull) finished fourth with Nico Hulkenberg (Force India) rounding out the top-five finishers.
Sebastian Vettel finished sixth to take his third world championship in a row, and become the youngest Formula one F1 three time winner ever eclipsing Ayrton Senna's feat.
Michael Schumacher finished seventh, surviving contact with Kamui Kobayashi in the final laps to take seventh in his final GP.
An incident to mention came on lap 56, when Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), leader at the time, and Nico Hulkenberg (Force India) came together shattering Hamilton's front suspension in his final race for McLaren. Hulkenberg was determined to be at fault, yielding a drive through penalty from the Stewards for what appeared to be a racing incident.
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