F1 News: Vettel Insist his Motivation to Win will Never Reduced

Red Bull Racing’s Sebastian Vettel has affirmed that even after winning three successive F1 championships, his resolve to win will never be reduced. 

“As a team associate I want us to be as victorious in 2013 as we have been this year and the two preceding years,” Vettel said. “And myself, I never had to simulate incentive that is part of my life. 

Sure, right now it is nice to savor the title win and all that goes with it, but what stays in your recollection much more than everything else is the steps that got you there: the anxiety on the lattice at the first race, the pressure when it didn't work out as intended, the platforms.” 

Vettel told that the 2012 F1 period was very rough in terms of their car but still they never congested consider that they can win which is very complex to do. He said that there are many specialists who keep wonder throughout the period but you do not have to let that get to you, whether they are negative or positive explanations. 

Ever since the fight for the contest began among Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso and Vettel, F1 opponent kept adage that Alonso was the better driver and justify winning. A survey performs after the end of the season exposed that the bosses of all F1 teams measured Alonso a better driver over Vettel. Vettel has previously told that it does not bother him. In fact, he said that he compliments and admires his rival.

Formula 1: The Top Races of 2012

Pastor Maldonado's victory in the Spanish Grand Prix: 

After continuing one of the most unsatisfactory seasons of its memorable history in 2011, there were misgivings as to whether Williams would ever win once more in F1. But at the Circuit de Catalunya in May this year, Pastor Maldonado revisits the British outfit to the top step of the platform with an inch-perfect drive. 

The race didn't have the on-track play of some of the others in 2012, but Maldonado's combat for conquest with Fernando Alonso was anxious and remained on a knife edge awaiting the chequered flag. However, the Williams driver was made to work for his entrance win after Alonso muscled past him at the first corner and built a gracious lead.  

Fernando Alonso victory in the European Grand Prix: 

The Valencia street track has resists to win the hearts of F1 fans since its prologue to the calendar in 2008. Its 3.3 miles of concrete-lined, unremarkable track had seen little enthusiasm in its first four years, but in 2012 it played mass to one of the most action-packed races of the season. 

Sebastian Vettel and Romain Grosjean both leave from race-winning location with alternator failures, exit Fernando Alonso with the occasion to fight from 11th on the grid to triumph in front of his home fans.  

Kimi Raikkonen's victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: 

After spending two years hitting trees in the World assembly Championship, Kimi Raikkonen revisit to F1 in 2012 and strung jointly a near spotless comeback season, topped off by his conquest in Abu Dhabi. 

It was another exciting race and made all the more exhilarating by championship nominee Sebastian Vettel preliminary from the pit lane due to a fuel detail in qualifying. Lewis Hamilton could maybe feel hard done by after reserved from the lead with a mechanical problem, but Raikkonen seized the occasion and held off title nominee Fernando Alonso in the closing stages.  

Sebastian Vettel wins the title in Brazil: The Brazilian Grand Prix was a appropriate finale to a exciting season, with a race that had the lot - from a first lap crash to a post-race argument. Sebastian Vettel ultimately emerged winning in Brazil, but it looked something but confident after his first lap contact with Bruno Senna. Despite stressed on with a damaged car, the Red Bull driver selected his way through the field in altering track situation to take the essential points to win the contest. 

Both drivers got out of their cars at the end of the race in a situation of distrust, but with Red Bull mechanics rejoice up and down the ditch lane there was no hesitation which man had come out on top.