2013 is unlikely to go down in the history books as being a classic Formula One season, but it was nevertheless an important and enjoyable one. Sebastian Vettel romped to his fourth consecutive world championship with what was perhaps his most dominant performance yet, winning a record-equalling nine races in a row. The German driver has firmly established himself as an all-time great of the sport, and scarily, he's only 26 years old. However, the year got off to a somewhat quiet start for Vettel and Red Bull. Despite clinching a soggy pole position at Albert Park, both parties were dwarfed in Australia by Kimi Raikkonen, the race winner by virtue of tyre management, and Fernando Alonso,...
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