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Brazil qualifying in pictures

Brazilian Grand Prix

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6th November 2010, 20:087th November 2010, 11:44 | Written by Keith Collantine

Nico H?�??lkenberg was the surprise winner at the end of an exciting qualifying session in Brazil.

Here’s a selection of pictures from Saturday practice and qualifying.

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Images ?�?� Ferrari spa, Williams/LAT, Bridgestone/Ercole Colombo, www.mclaren.com, Getty Images/Red Bull, Force India F1 Team

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Posted on 6th November 2010, 20:087th November 2010, 11:44Author Keith CollantineCategories 2010 F1 season, F1 PicturesTags 2010 brazilian grand prix, Adrian Sutil, bmw sauber, brawn gp, Brazilian Grand Prix, Bruno Senna, F1, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Heikki Kovalainen, hrt, Jarno Trulli, Jenson Button, Kamui Kobayashi, Lewis Hamilton, Lotus, Mark Webber, McLaren, Michael Schumacher, Nick Heidfeld, Nico Hulkenberg, Nico Rosberg, Red Bull, Renault, Robert Kubica, Rubens Barrichello, Sakon Yamamoto, Sebastian Vettel, Sebastien Buemi, Timo Glock, Toro Rosso, virgin, Vitaly Petrov, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Williams

8 comments on “Brazil qualifying in pictures”

Icthyes (@icthyes)
6th November 2010, 20:14
Picture of the year – look how happy he is!
1. RobertG
  6th November 2010, 20:15
  xD And how unhappy are Bulls xD
2. Stretch (@stretch)
  7th November 2010, 0:42
  Looks like the ‘Bulls must have swaped seats after the English post-race interview. It nearly caught out the interviewer (James Allen i think). Before that Vettel was in the third spot and Mark was in second…
Gridlock
6th November 2010, 21:38
Congratulations to Hulk and everyone in Brazil and the UK at Williams and Cosworth!
Joe Szpara
6th November 2010, 22:07
I havent seen a Renault picture all weekend :/
1. Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
  6th November 2010, 22:35
  Several have just been added here and there’s some in the practice gallery too:
  Brazil practice in pictures
Mike
7th November 2010, 14:15
It’s good to see a driver so happy about a pole position…
1. RobertG
  7th November 2010, 14:27
  … who isnt shaking a finger xD

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