The final grand prix of the year in Brazil produced an untroubled getaway for Sebastian Vettel from his record-breaking 15th pole position of the season.

Sebastian Vettel today became a Formula One record-breaker as the pole magician conjured up the 15th of his phenomenal season ahead of tomorrow’s finale in Brazil.

Sebastian Vettel is on course for a record-breaking day after setting the fastest time in the final Formula One practice session of the year.

Mark Webber set off on the right foot in a bid to end his winless drought this season by topping the timesheet in first practice for Sunday’s finale in Brazil.

Ross Brawn paid tribute to staff past and present who helped turn a team on the brink of extinction into Formula One world champions.

Jenson Button will now look to thrash out his future with Brawn GP after becoming Formula One world champion.

Jarno Trulli and Adrian Sutil almost came to blows after a chaotic first lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix which benefited championship hopeful Jenson Button.

Tonio Liuzzi will start from last on the grid for today’s Brazilian Grand Prix after incurring a five-place penalty for a gearbox change.

Jenson Button will start a disastrous 14th on the grid following a rain-wrecked qualifying session ahead of tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix, with Brawn GP teammate Rubens Barichello taking pole position in front of a delighted home crowd.

Lewis Hamilton described the qualifying session for the Brazilian Grand Prix as “one of the worst I can remember.”

Sebastian Vettel is refusing to give up on his Formula One world title hopes that were effectively wrecked by heavy rain during a chaotic qualifying session for the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Final practice for tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix lasted just 13 minutes following a thunderstorm and a heavy crash involving Romain Grosjean.

Lewis Hamilton will start the most important grand prix of his Formula One career from a surprisingly lowly fourth on the grid.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he wants to win the Formula One world title on the track - not in the courts.

Fernando Alonso has launched another verbal attack on McLaren after missing out on a third consecutive Formula One world title.

Fernando Alonso would be "embarrassed" if his McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton won the world title on appeal.

Kimi Raikkonen was finally confirmed as Formula One world champion for 2007 more than six hours after the conclusion of the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Kimi Raikkonen sensationally grabbed Formula One world title glory today as a malfunctioning McLaren robbed Lewis Hamilton of a place in the history books.

Fernando Alonso is confident of receiving the equality he seeks ahead of what is likely to be his final grand prix with McLaren.

Ron Dennis has urged rising star Lewis Hamilton to prove he deserves McLaren’s continued support, revealing the team could soon have a test driver vacancy.

Jenson Button blamed the Sao Paulo wind for robbing him of a top-three spot in qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.

World championship rivals Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso went head to head in the final practice session for the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos today.

World champion elect Fernando Alonso got the better of title rival Kimi Raikkonen when practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix resumed today at Interlagos.

Outgoing world champion Michael Schumacher believes he can end his three-race points drought in this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.

Jenson Button believes Renault will remain tantalisingly out of reach in this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix.

Rubens Barrichello was left cursing the Brazilian weather after his hard luck story on home ground continued at Interlagos today.

Rubens Barrichello used local knowledge to good effect as he set the fastest time in practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix in his home town of Sao Paulo.

David Coulthard and Michael Schumacher could receive an unexpected title boost if Giancarlo Fisichella is belatedly declared the winner of last Sunday’s chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix.

Jenson Button fears for drivers’ safety in tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix as Sao Paulo braced itself for another torrential downpour.