Victorious Vettel grabs title glory at Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel snatched the drivers' title from the grasp of his rivals and became the youngest F1 driver to become F1 World Champion after a brilliant race over the Abu Dhabi night sky ending a glorious season for Red Bull Racing.

Vettel seals Constructors' Champ for RBR at Grande Premio Petrobras do Brasil

Sebastian Vettel led team-mate Mark Webber for another Red Bull 1-2 that sealed the constructors' championship at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

More importantly for the drivers, it keeps both of their title hopes alive at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but with Fernando Alonso in a much more favorable position finishing third ahead of Lewis Hamilton.

Lucky Alonso wins Korean Grand Prix comedy

Fernando Alonso was the lucky winner of the Korean Grand Prix that took place in a comedy Yeongam construction site. Following last minute track construction and modifications for safety reasons a rainy downpour almost could cancel the inaugural Korean Grand Prix whose only contribution to the championship was to blow down RedBull Racing drivers leading gap for the title.

Untouched Vettel wins wet Japanese Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel took a dominant victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, with his team-mate Mark Webber settling for second to complete a perfect weekend for Red Bull Racing Team. It was a solid incident-free performance for Vettel who bounce back in the championship after few disappointing results, catching Alonso in the title chase in the 2nd spot just 14 points off championship leader Webber with just three races remaining.

Alonso enlights SingTel Singapore Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso completed an impressive race around the Singapore port streets, obtaining is his second back-to-back victory and his second win in the same circuit. But in contrast to his 2008 victory with Renault that had been marked by the infamous crashgate of Nelson Piquet Jr. his 2010 victory was completed clear and dominant. Alonso tied Webber with 4 victories and he's now only 11 points behind him proving his strong desire to achieve a championship title that appeared until the previous 2 races lost.

Sebastian Vettel finished only 0.2 seconds behind Alonso and Webber won the best he can ever do with his 3rd position and Jenson Button was fourth. Yet, Lewis Hamilton's title ambitions suffered another major setback and another retirements when he collided with Webber on the 35th lap and was forced to retire.Still, driver's championship is again on fire with only 25 points separating the top five and the season looks set to go down to the wire up to Abu Dhabi.

Die Hard Alonso triumphs Gran Premio Santander d'Italia

Fernando Alonso sent tifosi fans to heaven after his triumph at the Gran Premio Santander d'Italia proving his return on the championship chase. Moreover, It was the first victory in Monza for Ferrari since 2006 when Michael Schumacher won the race and the 2nd victory for Alonso since 2007 when he won the race for McLaren Mercedes disappointing the same fans who were thrilled with his victory this year.
This time victory was not an easy task as he had to overtake F-Duct Jenson Button during the pit stops, who finished 2nd ahead of Alonso's teammate Felipe Massa in 3rd.

Overcast Hamilton wins Belgian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton, survived a weather-changing Belgian Grand Prix and notched a very important victory for the championship at the Spa-Francorchamps circuits in the Ardennes forest.

RedBull's flex wings gives Webber victory at ENI Maguar Nagydij

A solid Mark Webber coming from 3rd position managed to return on the top of F1 World Championship after 12 races when he won the Hungarian Grand Prix in Hungaroring. Yet, Webber's success is in fact his team-mate's misfortune who appeared to had victory in his hand after starting from the pole position and keeping Alonso behind.

No1 Alonso "dominates" Grosser Preis Santander von Deutschland

Lap 49: Massa's race engineer Rob Smedley told him over the radio:
"ok...so...Fernando is faster than you. Can you confirm you understood that message?...."
Felipe Massa:"........."
A lap later Fernando Alonso accelerated and overtook his team-mate who safely left the track clear for the pass.

Massa had almost secured the victory of the German Grand Prix after overtaking both Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso at he start of the race, but the Brazilian was ordered to move aside and let Alonso pass with 18 laps remaining as team orders were for one more time against the Brazilian ace.
Stefano Domenicalli tried to resolve a potential conflict between the 2 drivers and avoided an accident similar to the one of RedBulls in Turkey. Fernando Alonso was the great winner of the summer claiming his second win after season's inaugural race in Bahrain where he dominated again against his team-mate. And for one more time like in Austria in 2002 Ferrari's No1 driver has dominated over his Brazilian team-mate. However this time, there was no clear indication about team orders but the outcome of the race clarified once forever Ferrari's drivers classification to No1 as the championship contender and No2 who has a supportive role in the Italian squad

Phoenix Webber rises up again at Santander British Grand Prix

Mark Webber put the disappointment of the previous races behind him with a barnstorming performance to win the Santander British Grand Prix. Driving with the misfortune chassis 'Luscious Liz' and without RedBul's newly-designed front wing he manage to dominate the race, beating his team-mate Sebastian Vettel into the first corner and hold local hero Lewis Hamilton in the 2nd position. His victory at Santander British Grand Prix makes Webber the first championship contender with 3 wins in the season, taking into account Ecclestone's victory medal's proposition.

Vettel strikes back at Telefonica European Gran Prix

Sebastien Vettel won the Telefonica European Grand Prix in Valencia and re-enters the championship contention. However, fortunes have never gone in more dramatically opposite directions for a pair of teammates. While Vettel dominated the whole race and never lost lead to secure his second win of the season, his Red Bull teammate Mark Webber experienced an horrifying airborne after crashing the rear of Heikki Kovalainen’s Lotus car in lap 10. Fortunately Webber was unhurt after crashing into the tyre wall but Memories since 2001 Qantas Australian Grand Prix and the airborne of Villeneuve due to crash to Ralf Schumacher has been emerged, costing life of a marshal.

Hamilton Triamphs Grand Prix du Canada

McLaren Mercedes triumphed a second consecutive 1-2 victory pulling away from a field of overmatched competitors in Montreal as Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button dominated Grand Prix de Canada.

Sultan Lewis wins Turkish Grand Prix

McLaren Mercedes dominated Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park with a 1-2 win of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button respectively. However, McLaren's drivers took full advantage of a collision between the leading Red Bulls of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel. Mark Webber recovered from the collision to take 3rd, but Sebastien Vettel retired from the race. The 2010 Turkish Grand Prix was marked by these 4 dominant cars and their team-mate duels at turn 12.

Prince Webber wins Grand Prix de Monaco

Mark Webber dominated the historical Grand Prix de Monaco and returned strong as ever in the championship challenge. His team-mate Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica completed a Renault-powered podium. RedBull Racing demonstrated in the narrow streets of Monaco that is the strongest contender for the Constructor's Championship.
It was the first time an Australian had won in the Principality since Sir Jack Brabham did so for Cooper in 1959, and puts Webber into the lead of the world championship, equal with Vettel on 78 points.

Webber marks Gran Premio de Espana Telefonica

Circuit de Catalunia celebrated the 20th Spanish Grand Grand Prix in the venue and Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber cruised to victory by dominating both over local driver Fernando Alonso and his team-mate Sebastian Vettel.

Superb Button Masters Wet Chinese Grand Prix

Jenson Button secured a superb win in the wet Chinese Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg completing a dreaming all-Mercedes podium.

Dominant RedBulls win Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel led team-mate Mark Webber in a comfortable victory for Red Bull Racing dominating a rain-free Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix.

Button storms into Qantas Australian Grand Prix

Defending world champion Jenson Button won the second round of the Formula One world championship in a dramatic Qantas Australian Grand Prix. McLaren's excellent one-stop tyre strategy - and another mechanical failure for pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel who was in the lead - gave Button's the edge in the dry-wet Melbourne race.

Alonso wins Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa gave Ferrari a perfect debut of the 2010 season with a one-two race finish in the heat of Bahrain Grand Prix.
Both Ferrari drivers took full control of the race when the comfortable leader Sebastian Vettel was obliged to slow down his pace after an exhaust crack that cost him power and an almost certain win.