Stars descend for the Indian Grand Prix

F1: Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel wins Indian GP

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel widens his lead against Ferrari's Alonso with a win at the Buddh International Circuit.

NDTV at the Indian Grand Prix

From the anticipation to the race and the celebrations later, here is everything that made India's date with F1 memorable.

CNB in F1 mode

Jenson Button, Nico Rosberg talk to us on the Indian GP and the big changes to their teams next year. And we bring you the detailed review of the SsangYong Rexton.

Lewis Hamilton's helmet inspires him, in Hindi!

Apne aap pe vishwas karo toh kuch namumkin naheen hain. Hamilton has a lot of self-belief and he has enough love for India to have the message in Hindi, inspire him.

Love Indian colours and food: Jenson Button

From sharing his memories as a F1 rookie to the first time he experienced Indian culture in 2011, Jenson Button, talking to NDTV, opens up about all that is fast and all that is not so.

Nico says goodbye Schumi, hello Hamilton

Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 star Nico Rosberg tells NDTV he relished three years of racing and rivalry with legendary teammate Michael Schumacher, who now retires. Nico is looking forward to his childhood go-karting buddy Lewis Hamilton joining the team as Schumacher's replacement next year.

Indian GP: Know your F1 with Karun Chandhok

With a 'flying lap' intro from current hot property Sebastian Vettel, all you need to know about the Buddh International Circuit is well and truly explained, and with aplomb. Also present in the NDTV studios is India's second F1 driver Karun Chandhok with his expert comments on the Formula One 'terms and conditions'.

Life minus F1 will be quiet, peaceful: Michael Schumacher

He's won seven world titles, and is synonymous with Formula One. But at the end of this season, Michael Schumacher is going to say goodbye to the sport for the second time.

A slower car can be frustrating: Narain Karthikeyan

The HRT driver, who feels a combination of a fast car and quick driver is the key in F1, says it can be frustrating to be at the back just because one has a slower car than the other.

Mixing cricket in the right formula

Mark Webber gets tested on cricket while Team India opener Gautam Gambhir shows his Formula One knowledge.

Meet the most powerful woman in F1

She may be the team principal of Team Sauber but India-born Monisha Kaltenborn feels her role is not about power but about responsibility. "I leave power games to the others," she says. F1's first woman team boss also says that she has spent lovely times in India and that she considers herself as part of the Indian connection.