Sebastian Vettel’s seemingly unstoppable march to a record-breaking third world championship continued at the 2012 Indian Grand Prix. Reliving the young German’s latest step in pictorial form are these 103 photos we’ve gathered together for you.
You may recall that most of the field completed the race using a one-stop tyre strategy. Think back to some of our other F1 in pictures galleries and the rubber marbles you see scattered off the racing line. There was no such sight at the Buddh International Circuit on the weekend.
[Pics: Caterham F1 Team/LAT Photographic; Ferrari; HRT F1 Team; Lotus F1 Team/LAT Photographic; Mercedes AMG; Red Bull/Getty Images; Sahara Force India Formula One Team; Sauber Motorsport AG; Toro Rosso/Getty Images; Vodafone McLaren Mercedes; Williams F1/LAT Photographic]
3 replies on “2012 Indian Grand Prix in pictures”
Awesome .. Thanks Liam. 😀
Adz.
Wow how did they Photoshop all the pollution out of the race? Anyone watch it? All I could see was a haze of pollution. During the trophy ceremony they were playing Bollywood style music, HILARIOUS!
I still don’t understand why India of all places has an F1 race. I’ve travelled there extensively and it is probably one of the most impoverished countries on the planet. The slums of India are so vast, and the hundreds of miles of open sewers everywhere makes China look like a 1st world paradise.
Next there will be an F1 race in Sudan.
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