Nico Rosberg won Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, leading from start to finish to beat Mercedes teammate and already-crowned season champion lewis Hamilton.
Rosberg started from pole and won his second consecutive race his fifth victory of the season to clinch second place in the season standings with one race to run in Abu Dhabi.
Rosberg and Hamilton spent the entire race 1-2, remaining that way through three pits stops. Hamilton turned some of the fastest laps near the end could not catch his teammate and rival.
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel finished third and teammate Kimi Raikkonen was fourth.
The race at Interlagos was run on a dry day free of rain, which is often a feature of the Brazilian GP outside Sao Paulo.
F1 in paris tribute
Formula One will honour the victims of the Paris attacks with drivers at the Brazilian Grand Prix wearing black armbands and taking part in a pre-planned minute's silence for road traffic victims.
The action, announced by the sport's ruling body, the International Motoring Federation (FIA) in a statement late Saturday, came after its president Frenchman Jean Todt had previously made extraordinary comments suggesting a dismissive attitude towards the terror attacks.
Speaking to French television station Canal+, Todt said: "Do you realise the number of people killed in road accidents is by far bigger than the number of people who died in ParisIJ"
He later told reporters that the FIA had "already planned to do something tomorrow at the occasion of the day of celebrations for road victims.
"Every day on our streets, 3,500 people die. Every day there are 30 times more people who die than in the Paris assassinations. We had decided (on) a minute of silence and of course we can't ignore what happened in Paris.
"The drivers' parade lap will see all competitors wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning and tribute to the victims of the Paris tragedy and as a gesture of solidarity with their families and loved ones,” FIA said.
Romain Grosjean, the only French driver in F1, said he will be thinking of Paris during the minute's silence on Sunday.
He said that the best tribute from him would be to put "the French flag on top of the podium" by winning the race.