The 10 most dominant F1 world champions
Sebastian Vettel's 2011 F1 campaign may have been dominant, but it is easily eclipsed by some of the greats of the sport's history. Edd Straw guides you through the 10 most comprehensively-won world championships
Sebastian Vettel has been utterly dominant during the 2011 season. But, despite its remarkable success, his campaign does not quite make it into the record books as one of the top 10 earliest endings to a drivers' championship fight.
The German's third place at Suzuka, the 15th out of 19 races, meant he needed only 79 per cent of the season to put the title beyond reach of his rivals - but this doesn't even make it into the top 10 of early finishes.
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