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FIA Prize-Giving Gala Honours The 2013 Champions

The 2013 FIA Prize-Giving Gala in France honoured winners and champions from around the world on Friday. The annual Gala event was given a spectacular opening in Paris in the evening, with the world premiere of a new short film ("The Heist of the Century") by renowned French film director Luc Besson.

Supported by incredible performances by glamorous dancers of the famous Moulin Rouge throughout the evening, the show saw champions from every major branch of international motor sport gather together to receive their awards at the Cité du Cinéma.

Among the many champions of 2013, Infiniti Red Bull Racing and Sebastian Vettel were officially crowned as this year's Formula 1 champions, receiving the Drivers’ and Constructors’ trophies for the fourth consecutive season. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and outgoing F1 driver Mark Webber were also present to collect their awards for finishing in second and third place respectively.

"When I think of the times I’ve experienced with the team over the last few years, it’s incredible," four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel said. "It’s a pleasure to jump in the car each weekend and to try and give it all I have. I’m pushing very hard along with the team and what makes us strong is that we love what we do and we’re passionate about racing."

"This year was not an easy season, but to overcome that and give the answer on the track makes me very proud. I don’t have words to describe how incredible it is to retain the Drivers’ Championship for another year, I would like to say a huge thank you to the team and everyone who supported me."

Other winners and champions include:

FIA Formula 1 World Championship
Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany)
Constructor: Infiniti Red Bull Racing (Austria)

The Bernie Ecclestone Trophy
Winner: DMSB (Germany)

Formula 1 Promotional Trophies
Winning Promoter: Brazilian Grand Prix (Interlagos)
Winning TV: Sky Sports (United Kingdom)

FIA World Rally Championship
Driver: Sébastien Ogier (France)
Co-Driver: Julien Ingrassia (France)
Manufacturer: Volkswagen Motorsport (Germany)

FIA World Rally Championship 2 Championship
Driver: Robert Kubica (Poland)
Co-Driver: Maciek Baran (Poland)

FIA World Endurance Championship
Drivers: Allan McNish (United Kingdom), Loïc Duval (France), Tom Kristensen (Denmark)
Manufacturer: Audi AG (Germany)

FIA World Endurance Cup for GT Drivers
Winner: Gianmaria Bruni (Italy)

FIA World Endurance Cup for GT Manufacturers
Winning Team: Ferrari (Italy)

FIA Personality of the Year
Robert Kubica (Poland)

FIA World Touring Car Championship
Driver: Yvan Muller (France)
Manufacturer: Honda (Japan)

The Original Photo Blanket

2025 F1 Championship Standings

PDriverTeamPoints
1Lando NorrisMcLaren0
2Oscar PiastriMcLaren0
3Charles LeclercFerrari0
4Lewis HamiltonFerrari0
5Max VerstappenRed Bull0
6Liam LawsonRed Bull0
7George RussellMercedes0
8Andrea AntonelliMercedes0
9Fernando AlonsoAston Martin0
10Lance StrollAston Martin0
11Pierre GaslyAlpine0
12Jack DoohanAlpine0
13Esteban OconHaas0
14Oliver BearmanHaas0
15Yuki TsunodaRacing Bulls0
16Isack HadjarRacing Bulls0
17Alexander AlbonWilliams0
18Carlos SainzWilliams0
19Nico HülkenbergKick Sauber0
20Gabriel BortoletoKick Sauber0
PTeamPoints
1McLaren F1 Team0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
2Scuderia Ferrari HP0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
3Oracle Red Bull Racing0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
4Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
5Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
6BWT Alpine F1 Team0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
7MoneyGram Haas F1 Team0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
8Visa Cash App Racing Bulls0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
9Atlassian Williams Racing0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
10Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber0
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0

2025 MotoGP Championship Standings (as of March 2)

PRiderTeamPoints
1Marc MarquezDucati Lenovo37
2Alex MarquezGresini Racing29
3Francesco BagnaiaDucati Lenovo23
4Franco MorbidelliPertamina Enduro VR4618
5Ai OguraTrackhouse Racing17
6Marco BezzecchiAprilia Racing10
7Brad BinderRed Bull KTM10
8Johann ZarcoCastrol Honda LCR9
9Enea BastianiniKTM Tech37
10Fabio Di GiannantonioPertamina Enduro VR466
11Jack MillerPramac Racing5
12Fabio QuartararoMonster Energy Yamaha4
13Pedro AcostaRed Bull KTM4
14Luca MariniHonda HRC Castrol4
15Fermin AldeguerGresini Racing3
16Miguel OliveiraPramac Racing2
17Joan MirHonda HRC Castrol1
18Alex RinsMonster Energy Yamaha0
19Somkiat ChantraIdemitsu Honda LCR0
20Lorenzo SavadoriAprilia Racing0
21Maverick ViñalesKTM Tech30
22Raul FernandezTrackhouse Racing0
23Jorge MartinAprilia Racing0
PTeamPoints
1Ducati Lenovo Team60
         Poles: 1       Sprint wins: 1       GP wins: 1
2BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP32
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
3Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team24
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
4Trackhouse MotoGP Team17
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
5Red Bull KTM Factory Racing14
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
6Aprilia Racing10
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
7Honda LCR MotoGP9
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
8Red Bull KTM Tech37
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
9Prima Pramac Racing7
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
10Honda HRC Castrol5
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0
11Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP4
         Poles: 0       Sprint wins: 0       GP wins: 0