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Ferrari's Alonso wins Malaysian Grand Prix

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso won a dramatic Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday, giving the Italian team one of its more unlikely victories in its long history.

In a race that was stopped for 51 minutes because of rain, Alonso looked like he'd be overtaken by Sauber's Sergio Perez until the Mexican ran off the track with six laps to go, giving the Ferrari enough of a gap to hang on.
Ferrari had been considered to be in crisis after a poor start to the season, but a superb display of wet-weather driving gave Alonso a memorable victory. Perez's second-place finish was Sauber's best-ever.
Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton of McLaren finished third ahead of Red Bull's Mark Webber and Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen.

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1   F Alonso (Ferrari)
2   S Perez  (Sauber)
3   L Hamilton (McLaren)
4   M Webber (Red Bull)
5   K Raikkonen (Lotus)
6   B Senna (Williams)
7   P Di Resta (Force India)
8   J Vergne (Toro Rosso)
9   N Hulkenberg (Force India)
10 M Schumacher (Mercedes)
11 S Vettel (Red Bull)
12 D Ricciardo (Toro Rosso)
13 N Rosberg (Mercedes)
14 J Button (McLaren)
15  F Massa (Ferrari)
16  V Petrov (Caterham)
17  T Glock (Marussia)
18  H Kovalainen (Caterham)
19  C Pic (Marussia)
20  N Karthikeyan (HRT)
21  P de la Rosa (HRT)
DNF P Maldonado (Williams)
DNF K Kobayashi (Sauber)
DNF R Grosjean (Lotus)

Vettel Wins Indian Grand Prix


Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel won the inaugural Formula One Indian Grand Prix on Sunday, staying on track to equal the record for the number of wins in a season.

Vettel led from start to finish, maintaining a comfortable buffer throughout to finish 8.4 seconds ahead of McLaren's Jenson Button, with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso a distant third.
The race saw yet another collision between McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Felipe Massa to intensify their rivalry, with Massa in the wrong and given a pit drive-through penalty before later breaking his front suspension and retiring from the race.
Red Bull's Mark Webber was fourth, ahead of the Mercedes pair of Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg.