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Vettel will want to celebrate in style

It doesn't really matter if Sebastian Vettel clinches the title at Suzuka, but it would certainly be in keeping with F1 tradition, says EDD STRAW

In the grand scheme of things, whether or not Sebastian Vettel becomes a four-time world champion in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix is of little consequence.

His coronation has been a foregone conclusion for several races now and the odds are against him clinching the title at Suzuka. But for those with a sense of history - and Vettel himself should be counted among that number - there's a genuine appeal to the championship being secured on the ultra-fast sweeps of this great track.

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