Vettel in the clear over disputed move Sebastian Vettel's fears over potentially losing his third Formula One world title to an on-track infringement have been allayed by the FIA. Four days after an enthralling drivers" title fight concluded with Sunday's dramatic Brazilian Grand Prix, motor sport's governing body confirmed yesterday Vettel is in the clear over a disputed overtake. The FIA will now confirm their findings to Ferrari, who had requested clarification of Vettel's lap-four pass at Interlagos on Jean-Éric Vergne's Toro Rosso, which may have broken overtaking rules. The claim centred on TV footage from Vettel's Red Bull which appeared to suggest an illegal move on Vergne in a yellow-flag zone in which no overtaking is allowed. Further investigation, however, showed that Vettel had also passed a marshal's post where a green flag was being waved, allowing him to make a move on Vergne. Vettel beat Ferrari's Fernando Alonso to the title by three points but would have lost his crown if he had been found guilty. An FIA spokesman said: "There is no case to answer."