An emotional Sebastian Vettel on Sunday admitted it was tough to deal with being booed this season – but said he found the perfect riposte by winning the world championship once again. The likeable Vettel, 26, said booing and jeering which greeted his wins in Belgium, Italy and Singapore, as he took control of the season, had come as a shock. But Vettel, who won the Indian Grand Prix to seal his fourth successive world title, said he was glad he had managed to answer his critics with his performances on the track. "To be booed when I had not done anything wrong was hard, but I think I answered the things on the track which I am very pleased about," he said. "I don't blame...
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