driving - on a day when there was plenty of clean wheel-to-wheel action - came when Button and Raikkonen went through turn 12 side-by-side; the latter leaving just enough room for Button on the outside to complete the move in to turn 13. Hamilton judged the gap at the front to eventually win by 0.6s as Vettel kept him honest to the line, while Alonso made it the first time that all three have shared a podium in Formula One. Vettel now leads by 13 points ahead of next weekend's Brazil finale, and fourth place at Interlagos will be enough to secure him a third consecutive world title. Chris Medland is assistant editor at ESPNF1 Chris Medland, who in his youth even found the Pacific GPs entertaining, talked his way in to work at the British Grand Prix and was somehow retained for three years. He also worked on the BBC's F1 output prior to becoming assistant editor ahead of the 2011 season