2015 Singapore Grand Prix result

2015 Singapore Grand Prix

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Pos # Driver Car Laps Time/gap Difference Reason
1 5 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari 61 2hrs 1m 22.118s
2 3 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull-Renault 61 1.478 1.478
3 7 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari 61 17.154 15.676
4 6 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 61 24.720 7.566
5 77 Valtteri Bottas Williams-Mercedes 61 34.204 9.484
6 26 Daniil Kvyat Red Bull-Renault 61 35.508 1.304
7 11 Sergio Perez Force India-Mercedes 61 50.836 15.328
8 33 Max Verstappen Toro Rosso-Renault 61 51.450 0.614
9 55 Carlos Sainz Jnr Toro Rosso-Renault 61 52.860 1.410
10 12 Felipe Nasr Sauber-Ferrari 61 90.045 37.185
11 9 Marcus Ericsson Sauber-Ferrari 61 97.507 7.462
12 13 Pastor Maldonado Lotus-Mercedes 61 97.718 0.211
13 8 Romain Grosjean Lotus-Mercedes 59 2 laps 2 laps
14 53 Alexander Rossi Manor-Ferrari 59 2 laps 142.992
15 28 Will Stevens Manor-Ferrari 59 2 laps 14.806
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22 Jenson Button McLaren-Honda 52 9 laps 7 laps Gearbox
14 Fernando Alonso McLaren-Honda 33 28 laps 19 laps Gearbox
44 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 32 29 laps 1 lap Power unit
19 Felipe Massa Williams-Mercedes 30 31 laps 2 laps Gearbox
27 Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes 12 49 laps 18 laps Accident

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    8 comments on “2015 Singapore Grand Prix result”

    1. hahostolze
      20th September 2015, 15:13

      Was gonna write a whole gushing comment on the brilliance that is Max Verstappen. But he went from hero to villain. You naughty boy.

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        William Jones (@williamjones)
        20th September 2015, 15:19

        Some people will think him even more of a hero for ignoring team orders, I imagine there is a lot of love for him among Massa fans right now – that being said, I would like to know if he agreed to give the place back in return for a chance earlier in the race.

        1. hahostolze
          20th September 2015, 15:25

          Yeah, too early to judge. But I have to wonder. If they wanted to let Sainz get past to have a crack at Perez that is mental, because if Sainz can’t get past Verstappen, why would he be able to get past Mercedes-powered Perez?
          If it was because Sainz let Verstappen through earlier, well, then Max has to answer for something.
          Either way, brilliant race by him.

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            Melvin (@)
            20th September 2015, 16:18

            Sainz thought he was faster and could get Perez. But it was a big maybe. When there was no one in front, there was no difference in their times. The only time i did see that happen, when there is no potential champion involved, was with Kvyat and Ricciardo, but there was a big difference in pitstop strategy and Kvyat had much better tires. In all the other times, the driver refused, like he should.

        2. Michael Brown
          20th September 2015, 15:37

          I’m of the opinion that asking him to give up his position on the second to last lap was unfair. It’s not like it was earlier in the race when they had different paces or were on different strategies. I don’t know the reason why they wanted Sainz to finish ahead, though.

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      Kribana (@krichelle)
      20th September 2015, 15:18

      Driver of the day: The man on track. LOL How can people get into the track? Aren’t the tracks secured with barriers, security guards, barbwires, high fences.. etc??

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      David Not Coulthard (@davidnotcoulthard)
      20th September 2015, 16:15

      @keithcollantine Rossi ran the entire race? :)

      1. kanan
        20th September 2015, 17:40

        Apparently :D

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