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They may be friends off track, but on track, it HARDCORE racing! With just 1 race to go in the longest season in 60yrs of F1, its a showdown between the experienced and aggressive Fernando (Nando) Alonso  -VS- the young, calm prodigy Sebastian (Seb) Vettel.
The climax is near with Seb in the lead from Alonso. To stop Vettel winning the title,
Below would be the ideal situation:

 Alonso          Vettel

 1st                 4th or lower
2nd                7th or lower
3rd                 9th or lower

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