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    DA(c)jA vu was unmistakable as he subverted the field in the Indian Grand Prix to hammer out his fourth successive victory and the fifth of the season. The win put Vettel (240 points) 13 points clear of his hustling Ferrari rival Fernando Alonso, who finished second.

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    DA(c)jA vu was unmistakable as he subverted the field in the Indian Grand Prix to hammer out his fourth successive victory and the fifth of the season. The win put Vettel (240 points) 13 points clear of his hustling Ferrari rival Fernando Alonso, who finished second.

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    Current Affairs Weekly Updates for Week

    Ending 04 NOV 2012



    1. Sebastian Vettel Does a Repeat at the F1 Second Indian
    Grand Prix
    Updated on 29 OCT 2012

    The sense of dj vu was unmistakable. Just as he had done last
    year at the Buddh International Circuit, Sebastian Vettel subverted the
    field in the Indian Grand Prix on 28 October 2012 afternoon to hammer
    out his fourth successive victory and the fifth of the season.
    The win put Vettel (240 points) 13 points clear of his hustling
    Ferrari rival Fernando Alonso, who finished second.
    It was a near perfect weekend for the Red Bull driver near
    perfect in the sense that he dominated the three free practice sessions,
    won pole position and led every lap of the race before crossing the finish

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