Webber: ‘Seb deserves pole today’

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Sebastian Vettel is again on pole, followed by teammate Mark Webber. This marks Red Bull’s 11th pole position in 12 races, its sixth 1-2 qualifying of the season and its 100th grand prix. Ferrari?óÔé¼Ôäós Fernando Alonso takes the final spot, but was more than a second slower than the Red Bulls. Here?óÔé¼Ôäós what the top … Continue reading Webber: ‘Seb deserves pole today’

Red Bull claim front row and leave their rivals gasping

2010 Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying

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Sebastian Vettel will start from his fourth consecutive pole position of the year at the Hungaroring after Red Bull dominated today’s qualifying session. He and Webber locked out the front row of the grid ahead of the two Ferraris – who were over a second slower than the RB6s. Q1 The first 20-minute session showed … Continue reading Red Bull claim front row and leave their rivals gasping

2010 Hungarian Grand Prix grid

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Row 1 1. Sebastian Vettel 1’18.773Red Bull-Renault 2. Mark Webber 1’19.184Red Bull-Renault Row 2 3. Fernando Alonso 1’19.987Ferrari 4. Felipe Massa 1’20.331Ferrari Row 3 5. Lewis Hamilton 1’20.499McLaren-Mercedes 6. Nico Rosberg 1’21.082Mercedes Row 4 7. Vitaly Petrov 1’21.229Renault 8. Robert Kubica 1’21.328Renault Row 5 9. Pedro de la Rosa 1’21.411Sauber-Ferrari 10. Nico H?â??lkenberg 1’21.710Williams-Cosworth Row … Continue reading 2010 Hungarian Grand Prix grid

Montezemolo defends driver switch

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Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has defended his team’s decision to change the order of its drivers during yesterday’s German Grand Prix. The stewards of the meeting fined Ferrari $100,000 for the move. The World Motor Sports Council will investigate whether the team acted improperly by giving a coded instruction to Felipe Massa telling him … Continue reading Montezemolo defends driver switch

Crucial mistake delayed Alonso’s pursuit of Massa (Ferrari race review)

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After failing to score at Silverstone Ferrari bounced back with a one-two at the Hockenheimring. But the race will only be remembered for their controversial decision to order Felipe Massa to let Fernando Alonso by to win. That might not have been needed had Alonso not made a crucial mistake which cost him an opportunity … Continue reading Crucial mistake delayed Alonso’s pursuit of Massa (Ferrari race review)

Vettel not pressuring Ferraris ahead of switch (German Grand Prix analysis)

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After the German Grand Prix Ferrari claimed they had ordered Felipe Massa to let Fernando Alonso by because they were concerned Sebastian Vettel could pass the pair of them. But it’s clear from the lap times that Vettel was hardly catching either of them at the time – indeed he wasn’t even close enough to … Continue reading Vettel not pressuring Ferraris ahead of switch (German Grand Prix analysis)

German Grand Prix fastest laps

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You need to upgrade your Flash Player View interactive chart full screen Tick/untick drivers?óÔé¼Ôäó names to show their laps, click and drag to zoom Rank Driver Car Fastest lap Deficit to fastest lap 1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull-Renault 1’15.824 2 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1’15.880 0.056 3 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1’16.097 0.273 4 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes … Continue reading German Grand Prix fastest laps

Ferrari duo hounded in press conference

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German Grand Prix pictures Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa faced a largely hostile media in the post-race press conference. In scenes reminiscent of the Austria 2002 press conference, when Rubens Barrichello had handed victory to Michael Schumacher, the pair were repeatedly challenged on why Massa had been ordered to gives up his win to Alonso. … Continue reading Ferrari duo hounded in press conference

“Fernando is faster than you”: Controversy as Alonso wins manipulated race

2010 German Grand Prix review

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Fernando Alonso claimed his second win of 2010 in the German Grand Prix – but only after team mate Felipe Massa was ordered to give him the win. The change of positions has already drawn widespread criticism and both drivers were clearly subdued on the podium afterwards. The stewards are investigating the exchange of positions. … Continue reading “Fernando is faster than you”: Controversy as Alonso wins manipulated race

Hamilton retains title lead – points in full

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Drivers’ championship points Position Driver Points 1 Lewis Hamilton 157 2 Jenson Button 143 3 Mark Webber 136 4 Sebastian Vettel 136 5 Fernando Alonso 123 6 Nico Rosberg 94 7 Robert Kubica 89 8 Felipe Massa 85 9 Michael Schumacher 38 10 Adrian Sutil 35 11 Rubens Barrichello 29 12 Kamui Kobayashi 15 13 … Continue reading Hamilton retains title lead – points in full

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