F1 2011 (formula 1 2011) -

The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is widely cited as one of the sport's greatest ever; Jenson Button won the four-hour, rain-interrupted race after charging from the back of the pack on the final lap. Revolutionary Rule Changes

Released by , the F1 2011 video game served as the official simulation of the season. F1 2011 Review - IGN

Driving the Red Bull RB7 , Vettel secured 11 wins , 17 podiums, and a record-breaking 15 pole positions in a single season. F1 2011 (Formula 1 2011)

The 2011 season was the 62nd season of F1 racing, consisting of 19 rounds across the globe. It is primarily remembered as the year became the youngest-ever double world champion at age 24.

To combat a "drought" of on-track overtaking, several major technical shifts were implemented: The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is widely cited

Introduced for the first time in 2011, this driver-adjustable rear wing flap reduced drag on straights to facilitate overtaking.

Pirelli replaced Bridgestone as the sole tire supplier, introducing faster-wearing rubber that forced more pit stops and varied strategies. The 2011 season was the 62nd season of

While Vettel ran away with the title, Jenson Button ( McLaren ) finished second in the standings, followed by Vettel’s teammate Mark Webber in third.