The 2011 Formula 1 season was the 65th season of FIA Formula One motor racing. Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Racing-Renault dominated the championship, with Vettel securing his second consecutive World Drivers' Championship at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel starts the season with pole position and a dominant victory in the Australian Grand Prix, setting the tone for his championship campaign.
Jenson Button wins the Canadian Grand Prix in the longest race in Formula 1 history, lasting over four hours due to heavy rain, after making a remarkable comeback from last place.
Fernando Alonso wins the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, marking Ferrari's first victory of the season, while Sebastian Vettel finishes second to maintain his championship lead.
Sebastian Vettel secures his ninth victory of the season at the Singapore Grand Prix, putting him in a position to clinch the World Championship at the next race.
Sebastian Vettel finishes third at the Japanese Grand Prix, securing enough points to clinch his second consecutive Formula 1 World Championship with four races remaining.
Mark Webber wins the Brazilian Grand Prix, the final race of the 2011 season, while Sebastian Vettel finishes second, capping off a dominant year for Red Bull Racing.
