Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps

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RankDriverCarFastest lapDeficit to fastest lap
1Fernando AlonsoFerrari1’47.976
2Sebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault1’48.1410.165
3Robert KubicaRenault1’49.2551.279
4Michael SchumacherMercedes1’49.6801.704
5Mark WebberRed Bull-Renault1’49.7061.730
6Sebastien BuemiToro Rosso-Ferrari1’49.7101.734
7Jenson ButtonMcLaren-Mercedes1’49.7111.735
8Nico RosbergMercedes1’50.1252.149
9Nick HeidfeldSauber-Ferrari1’50.1252.149
10Rubens BarrichelloWilliams-Cosworth1’50.3342.358
11Lewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes1’50.7502.774
12Vitaly PetrovRenault1’51.9033.927
13Felipe MassaFerrari1’52.0794.103
14Nico H?â??lkenbergWilliams-Cosworth1’52.2134.237
15Jaime AlguersuariToro Rosso-Ferrari1’52.3334.357
16Adrian SutilForce India-Mercedes1’52.4734.497
17Lucas di GrassiVirgin-Cosworth1’52.5134.537
18Heikki KovalainenLotus-Cosworth1’53.0515.075
19Timo GlockVirgin-Cosworth1’53.5595.583
20Kamui KobayashiSauber-Ferrari1’53.9575.981
21Jarno TrulliLotus-Cosworth1’56.3868.410
22Christian KlienHRT-Cosworth1’57.7669.790
23Bruno SennaHRT-Cosworth1’57.9629.986
24Vitantonio LiuzziForce India-Mercedes2’08.21820.242

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    18 comments on “Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps”

    1. Fer no.65
      26th September 2010, 20:39

      Jenson really struggled today :O!

    2. Calum
      26th September 2010, 21:03

      What happened to Jarno on lap 26 again? Was that the one when he was still racing, but they were doing work to him in the garage?

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      Steph (@)
      26th September 2010, 21:07

      You could park a bus in the difference between Massa and Alonso.

      1. sumedh
        26th September 2010, 21:32

        Seriously!!
        Even Piquet was never THAT far behind Alonso.

        But I don’t think Massa is indeed that slower than Alonso, the long street track coupled with slower cars ahead of Massa exacerbate the gap.

        But however many excuse one makes for Massa, its not gonna cover up 4.1 seconds, perhaps about 3 seconds, but no more.

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        Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
        26th September 2010, 21:38

        It’s pointless comparing Massa and Alonso here. They were both on completely different strategies – Massa had to make his tyres last 60 laps – and Massa was in traffic almost all the time.

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          Steph (@)
          26th September 2010, 21:42

          Sumedh I never meant to compare the actual times as Keith points out they were on different strategies and different situations. I was just amused by the gap!

          I actually think despite the earlier than hoped for SC, he did pretty well. Last to 8th? Ok he got some luck but maybe he was owed some after qualifying.

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            Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
            26th September 2010, 21:44

            Oh I see, sorry.

        2. F1iLike
          27th September 2010, 1:24

          Webber had to make his last almost as long and he’s not way near as far of Vettel.. Although, Alonso and Vettel we’re in a league of their own. No question about it.

          1. F1iLike
            27th September 2010, 1:26

            But obviously Massa was held up by traffic far more than Webber or any frontrunner for that matter.. So nevermind, a little..

      3. Diego
        26th September 2010, 22:25

        True but Felipe could hardly run at his own pace in the whole race, he was always behind someone

        1. BasCB
          27th September 2010, 6:43

          And he had some issues with the gearbox. Smedley warned him not to use 1st gear early in the race.

    4. Dennoow
      26th September 2010, 23:21

      Look at the difference between Alonso and Vettel! It’s almost like the drove identical races, Alonso just got the advantage of being ahead at the start. Incredible! 2 hours of driving and not a thumb between them.

    5. Steve
      26th September 2010, 23:22

      Massa has been slower than his team mate the whole year. Not surprised.

    6. Chiv
      27th September 2010, 1:05

      Unbelievable to see that both schumi and buemi pulled out a faster lap than button. Button wasn’t quick enough to do anything today but he got closer to his team mate championship wise

      1. Marco
        27th September 2010, 6:47

        Buemi was on absolutely different strategy… He was in pit even three times, cause he was destroying his tyres very quickly… His teammate stayed on one set for 58 laps… They were equally matched in terms of pace at the time where both had the first set of tyres…

    7. Gill
      27th September 2010, 9:18

      The big crest in the lap times. I think its of Liuzzi.
      Keith, when I am unticking for Liuzzi, that curve isnt disappearing. Is there some problem with the tool ?

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        Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
        27th September 2010, 9:28

        Liuzzi only did one lap, so he just has a dot on lap one, not a line.

    8. Bleu
      27th September 2010, 11:55

      Just shows how dominant Alonso and Vettel were during the race. OK, Webber had damaged car, Hamilton had 1/3 of fuel at best and Button was held up by Webber. But even Kubica, on much fresher tyres was over a second behind, while in some races drivers with new tyres in the end have set fastest laps, especially the Renault guys in Turkey and Canada.

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