[Puzzle - Ended] One of the most exciting F1 season in the history ends this weekend!

To paraphrase Martin Brundle, team orders have always been a part of Formula 1 the only difference is it's now legal to do so.

mmm ... crash with Massa, sound good

Or treacherous alternator will remind about itself.

or a crash with Hamilton :) sounds more plausible

Hamilton's drive this year really impressed me. I could say that earlier, but regarding single venues (Indianapolis 2007, Silverstone 2008, Singapore 2009) but he never had stable form. This season his overall performance is a little blurred thanks to team decisions (Spa), strategy failures (Silverstone), errors (can't count all of them, there was too many, mostly at pitstops).
Vettel wasn't shining till the end of September. Most of fans could say, that he's a Pole Position kid - when he starts first, he furnish team with win, but if something's gone wrong, then even having the fastest car (Nurburgring 2011) he made a mistake. This year event in Abu Dhabi shows, that despite loosing his cool (bitching on Ricciardo and forcing his sister team driver to let him) he made an outstanding performance finishing on podium after pitlane starts. Some may say that he got there thanks to race setups (no parc ferme rules for car starting from pitlane) and two safety cars in proper moments, but car doesn't drive by itself. Maybe he's not the best driver in the field at the moment, but winning two (and maybe even three) times World Champion title in a row speaks for itself, and can we pick more impartial measure of talent than level of his (and Red Bull Racing) success?

Eaglebert already posted that few answers doesn't match those he found. Every question has minimum two acceptable answers and already got one solver. I'll post some hints if noone new solves it.

Schumacher said once that Hakkinen was his toughest rival in his career. Today it's probably Pirelli tyres or even his lack of motivation.

With the hint it can be bruteforced in a reasonable time. Still missing Q13 though.

Fernando doesn't have much worse car than he claims. He lost points in Spa and Suzuka because of bad luck, but Sebastian also lost certain 25 points in Valencia thanks to malfunctioning new-spec alternator (which will be used also this weekend, because RBR ran out of old specification ones in Abuy Dhabi, so everything can happen). As i said in response to Kleister's post - both drivers deserve equally for the title. Both cry too much, but also both did a fantastic job this season.

Ferrari was slower by 1.5 seconds in the first 4 races this year. They've got huge package of improvements on Catalunya, which gave them fight on the equal rules with Maldonado. That crappy car dominated German GP, gave pole position twice. This season is beautiful thanks to minimal differences between cars on the top and in midfield. There's no room for mistake and bad preparations for the race ends tragically (11th place on the grid for Fernando in Valencia, 18th place for Button in Silverstone).
Yes, Red Bulls seemed to pull away for last races, but still they can be defeated, which was shown by Kimi and Lewis in the last two races. But Ferrari is very close - they're 2nd in Constructors not only thanks to Felipe Massa (who is by the way the benchmark for Fernando in the last few races), but also performance of their car. Depreciating Sebastian's talent and grumbling over developement process is common behaviour for Spaniard (same thing as in Renault in 2006). Statements like "I'm racing with Adrian Newey" or underestimating work at Maranello isn't nothing but unfair. Both drivers deserves title this year, but it can be only one. I'm expecting a great spectacle at Interlagos.

New hint for problematic Q13.