Stats: controversial Vettel keeps on climbing
In taking a controversial win at Sepang, Sebastian Vettel climbed another place on the all-time winners list in F1. Michele Merlino investigates all the major statistics following the Malaysian Grand Prix
HALF A MILLION UP
At the Malaysian Grand Prix, Ferrari became the first team to complete more than half a million kilometres of racing since the inception of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1950. Nearest rival McLaren is more than 135,000km short of this milestone. The leaderboard reads as follows:
1. Ferrari 500,162
2. McLaren 364,503
3. Lotus 304,433
4. Williams 284,741
5. Brabham 198,732
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