In thinking about what Red Bull will do to celebrate Sebastian Vettel's world title - and probably their constructors' championship win, too - I was reminded of Ferrari's celebration in Malaysia in 2000.
With their first drivers' title in 21 years already tied up, the Italian team marked their first constructors' triumph by wearing comedy red wigs for the podium and even the post-race conference (pictured).
The Mercedes of Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton as well as Romain Grosjean, who is in the form of his life right now, look to be Red Bulls closest challengers based on the times from first practice.
Grosjean's team-mate Kimi Raikkonen - a championship contender earlier this season - is not doing so well. The Finn ended first practice 17th, two seconds off the pace.
Red Bull once again look like the team to beat in India. The Milton Keynes-based team has locked out the front row in both races to be held in the country, with Sebastian Vettel going on to lead all 120 laps on his way to victory.
Red Bull once again look like the team to beat in India. The Milton Keynes-based team has locked out the front row in both races to be held in the country, with Sebastian Vettel going on to lead all 120 laps on his way to victory.
