2010 Formula One Season

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The 2010 Formula One Season was the 61st season of the Drivers' World Championship and the 53rd season of the Constructors' Championship. It was the last season in which Bridgestone tyres were used, before being replaced by Pirelli
It began on March 14th 2010 in Bahrain and ended on November 14th in Abu Dhabi.
The Drivers' World Championship was won by Sebastian Vettel of , 4 points ahead of Fernando Alonso of . Mark Webber of was third. The 2010 title was Vettel's first, and was won having not lead the championship up to the final race - the first time this had happened since James Hunt's title. This championship also saw Vettel become the youngest ever World Champion.
The Constructors' Championship was won by , 44 points ahead of .
==Teams and Drivers==
All engines are 2.4 litre V8s.
===Changes from last season===
====Team changes====
*The team withdrew from Formula One, along with as an engine supplier.
*2009 World Champion constructor, , were bought out by Daimler AG, and rebranded as the new Mercedes Grand Prix team. Ross Brawn was retained as Team Principal.
*Ownership of the team was returned to following the repurchase of the team by Peter Sauber. However, as Peter Sauber had not applied for an official change of name for the company, the team continued to operate under the name, BMW Sauber.
*With the withdrawal of the Toyota engines, switched to engines.
*The team became a self-sustained team, having been supplied by Red Bull in the previous season.
*In addition to Mercedes, , and (all supplied by engines) joined the sport for the 2010 season. This marked the first appearance of the Lotus name since 1994.
====Driver changes====
Several driver changes took place prior to the 2010 season:
*Fernando Alonso: → 
*Rubens Barrichello: → 
*Jenson Button: → 
*Karun Chandhok: GP2 series → 
*Pedro de la Rosa: (test) → 
*Lucas di Grassi: GP2 series → 
*Giancarlo Fisichella: (driver) → (reserve/test)
*Timo Glock: → 
*Romain Grosjean: → GT1 series
*Nico Hülkenberg: GP2 series → 
*Kamui Kobayashi: (reserve) → 
*Heikki Kovalainen: → 
*Robert Kubica: → 
*Kazuki Nakajima: → Formula Nippon
*Vitaly Petrov: GP2 series → 
*Kimi Räikkönen: → sabbatical
*Nico Rosberg: → 
*Michael Schumacher: retirement → 
*Bruno Senna: Le Mans Series → 
*Jarno Trulli: → 
===Mid-season Changes===
====Driver changes====
*Karun Chandhok was replaced at by Sakon Yamamoto from round 11 onwards. Yamamoto was replaced by Christian Klien for rounds 15, 18 and 19.
*Bruno Senna was replaced by Sakon Yamamoto at the .
*Nick Heidfeld replaced Pedro de la Rosa from the onwards.
===Rule changes===
*Ahead of the 2010 season, a new points system was introduced. Replacing the older 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 system for the top eight drivers, from the 2010 season onwards, drivers would now score points for a top-ten finish. The new scoring is as follows:
Position	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Points 	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1
*In an attempt to cut costs, refuelling was banned during races from 2010 onwards. As a result, cars required a larger fuel tank in order to hold enough fuel to last the full race. This resulted in cars being approximately 20cm longer than in the previous season.
==Season calendar==
Round	Race Title 	Grand Prix 	Circuit 	Date 	Time 	Time
Round	Race Title 	Grand Prix 	Circuit 	Date 	Local	UTC
1 	Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 	Bahrain GP 	Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir 	14 March 	15:00	12:00
2 	Qantas Australian Grand Prix 	Australian GP	Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne 	28 March 	17:00	06:00
3 	Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix 	Malaysian GP 	Sepang International Circuit, Kuala Lumpur	4 April 	16:00	08:00
4 	Chinese Grand Prix 	Chinese GP 	Shanghai International Circuit 	18 April 	15:00	07:00
5 	Gran Premio de España Telefónica 	Spanish GP 	Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona 	9 May 	14:00	12:00
6 	Grand Prix de Monaco 	Monaco GP 	Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo 	16 May 	14:00	12:00
7 	Turkish Grand Prix 	Turkish GP 	Istanbul Park 	30 May 	15:00	12:00
8 	Grand Prix du Canada 	Canadian GP 	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal 	13 June 	12:00	16:00
9 	Telefónica Grand Prix of Europe 	European GP 	Valencia Street Circuit 	27 June 	14:00	12:00
10 	Santander British Grand Prix 	British GP 	Silverstone Circuit 	11 July 	13:00	12:00
11 	Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland	German GP 	Hockenheimring 	25 July 	14:00	12:00
12 	Eni Magyar Nagydíj 	Hungarian GP 	Hungaroring, Budapest 	1 August 	14:00	12:00
13 	Belgian Grand Prix 	Belgian GP 	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Spa 	29 August 	14:00	12:00
14 	Gran Premio Santander d'Italia 	Italian GP 	Autodromo Nazionale Monza 	12 September	14:00	12:00
15 	SingTel Singapore Grand Prix 	Singapore GP 	Marina Bay Street Circuit 	26 September	20:00	12:00
16 	Japanese Grand Prix 	Japanese GP 	Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka 	10 October 	15:00	06:00
17 	Korean Grand Prix 	Korean GP 	Korea International Circuit, Yeongam 	24 October 	15:00	06:00
18 	Grande Prêmio Petrobras do Brasil 	Brazilian GP 	Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo 	7 November 	14:00	16:00
19 	Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Abu Dhabi GP 	Yas Marina Circuit 	14 November 	17:00	13:00
===Changes from last season===
====Races not on 2009 season calendar====
*The returned following a one-year absence.
== The inaugural Korean Grand Prix took place on 24th October, less than two weeks after the circuit gained its required license. ==
====Schedule Changes====
*The was moved to the start of the season, deposing the for the first time since .
*The was moved ahead of the British, German and Hungarian events.
====Circuit changes====
*The moved to the Hockenheimring, in keeping with the arrangement to alternate with the Nürburgring.
=== The was run on the extended Endurance Circuit layout of the Bahrain International Circuit. ===
== Season Report ==
=== Bahrain ===
The season opener at the Shakir International Circuit saw Sebastian Vettel take pole position ahead of the two Ferraris, while Schumacher, returning after three seasons out of the sport qualified an underwhelming seventh. At the start, Alonso, making his debut for the Ferrari team, instantly got the jump on his teammate Felipe Massa to move up into second position. Vettel looked set for a comfortable victory until his car suddenly lost power with just a handful of laps to go. This led to him being overtaken by both Ferraris and the Mercedes McLaren of Lewis Hamilton. Alonso won ahead of Massa, Hamilton, Vettel and Rosberg. This was also Ferraris first one two since the 2008 French Grand Prix.
=== Australia ===
Vettel took his second consecutive pole position from his teammate Mark Webber, who had a poor first race in eighth. Coming into the first corner, Button and Alonso made contact, while Vettel looked set to take a comfortable victory again. However, the rain started to fall, and McLaren's Jenson Button timed his switch to slick tires to perfection, rising to second position, only behind the Red Bull of Vettel. However, as in Bahrain, the Red Bull RB6 had another technical issue, this time on the brakes. This sent Vettel into a massive crash, handing Button the win in just his second race for Mercedes McLaren. In second was Robert Kubica, taking an unlikely podium for Renault, while Felipe Massa was the only driver to take two podiums in the first two races in 2010.
=== Malaysia ===
Red Bull were dominant all weekend in Sepang, qualifying first and third with Webber the first of the Red Bulls, while Nico Rosberg was in between the two Austrian cars. Vettel got a great start and got ahead of Rosberg and his teammate. There was no repeat of either Australia or Bahrain, and Vettel easily won from Webber and Rosberg
=== Championship after three rounds ===
Felipe Massa led the drivers standings, followed by his teammate Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel was third. Schumacher was nowhere to be seen, way off the pace of his teammate and yet to score a top 5 finish. 
=== China ===
The fourth round of 2010 was in China, at the Shanghai Circuit. Vettel dominated Qualifying and took his third pole in four races. Fernando Alonso scorched into the lead, but got a penalty for jumping the start. Button and several other top driver stayed out on slicks on a wet track, while the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber found themselves work to do and carved their way through the field. But a safety car ruined Buttons gap when an accident occurred. When the Safety Car pulled in, Championship favourite Vettel, made an error and lost two positions, while Button raced home to win his second race in three. Hamilton made it a McLaren Mercedes one-two while Nico Rosberg made it a second consecutive podium for Mercedes GP.
=== Spain ===
Mark Webber took pole, with Sebastian Vettel taking second position, meaning that the Red Bull Team had three consecutive front row starts. In the race though, Red Bull encountered more mechanical issues, with Vettel's brakes had problems. Fernando Alonso, his fellow championship contender, capitalized to take second position. The victor, however, was Vettel's teammate Mark Webber.
=== Monaco ===
The Monte-Carlo street track heavily favoured Red Bull's high downforce car, and the Qualifying results did not surprise many. Mark Webber took pole while Robert Kubica took a shock front row for Renault. Kubica got passed into turn one in the race by Sebastian Vettel, while Barrichello shot up the field to sixth. Webber held on to take the victory, his second in a row, while Vettel finished second, making it a one two for Red Bull at the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix. Championship contender Jenson Button retired from the race, McLaren's first retirement of the year. Michael Schumacher got a twenty second penalty for passing Alonso on the final lap, under safety car conditions. 
=== Championship after six rounds ===
Massa lost his championship lead, and slumped to fifth, not scoring a podium since round 2 in Australia. Inheriting the lead was Red Bulls Mark Webber, level on points with German teammate Sebastian Vettel. Alonso was third and two time race winner Jenson Button was in fourth position.
=== Turkey ===
Perhaps, the most controversial race of the year came at Turkey. Webber took a third consecutive pole position with McLarens Lewis Hamilton in second, ending Red Bulls front row lock out streak. Vettel overtook Hamilton at turn one and the Red Bulls were set to take yet another one two finish in 2010. Behind, Schumacher and Button battled over fourth, the McLaren driver coming out on top after a ding dong battle between the two Mercedes powered cars. The order at the front stayed the same after the pitstops. Vettel was hunting down Webber relentlessly, and showed no mercy when he tried to overtake him. The two clashed on the back straight sending Webber into a spin and Vettel into retirement. Red Bull said it was Marks fault, but the replay clearly showed the Vettel cut across Webber. Up at front, the two McLaren fought wheel to wheel for the lead, but after a number of attempts, Button could not pass the eventual winner Hamilton and eventually finished second. Webber fended off Schumacher to finish on the podium for the third consecutive race, while title contender Alonso struggled home to eighth.
=== Canada ===
Hamilton won McLarens first pole position of the season, with his teammate Button down in fifth, making it a strong session for the British team. Webber was demoted to seventh, which meant Sebastian Vettel started alongside the champion Brit. Hamilton held his lead into the first corner, while Massa and Liuzzi had a demolition derby into the first few turns. Webber ran a risky tyre strategy, which looked like to have paid off but, with twenty laps remaining, Hamilton made the critical overtake to take the lead. Hamilton held on to take his second win in a row, establishing himself as a serious title contender for the first time that year. Button overtook Alonso in the closing stages to make it the second McLaren Mercedes one two in a row as well. 
=== Valencia ===
The European Grand Prix was held at the Valencia Street Circuit for the third time in a row. It was a track that favoured Red Bull on paper, and was backed up by the two Red Bull drivers locking out the front row in qualifying, Vettel being the man on pole. Vettel dominated Sundays race session, while Mark Webber experienced a enormous crash with Lotus' Hiekki Kovalainen , flipping the Red Bull RB6 upside down. The crash, unsurprisingly, sent the Australian into retirement. Vettel was joined by Hamilton and Button on the podium, while Williams' Rubens Barrichello finished in fourth, another strong result for the Brazilian in Valencia, after finishing first the previous year for Brawn GP. 
=== Championship after nine rounds ===
McLaren dominated both the drivers and constructors standings, with Hamilton leading Button in the drivers standings. Hamilton's consistent podium finishes ensured that he led Button by six points going into the latter stages of the World Championship, and led Vettel by twelve, the German leaping into third in the drivers championship after his dominant victory in Valencia.
=== Britain ===
Silverstone hosted the British Grand Prix in 2010, after Donington Park was set to host it, but ran out of money after trying to update the track. Vettel led Webber in Qualifying, but it was not without controversy, as the German driver broke his nose cone in Free Practice, but, Red Bull decided to put Marks new specification nose cone on Sebastian's car. This forced Mark into using the older specification nose cone. However, on Sunday, the Australian put a move on Vettel coming into Copse on lap one, and Sebastian, losing focus, crashed into Mercedes McLaren's Lewis Hamilton coming into the following chicane. Vettel fought back to come seventh, but Lewis Hamilton retained his championship lead with another podium finish. Mark expressed his disgust at the team, calling out on team radio after winning "Not that bad for a number two driver."
=== Germany ===
Sebastian Vettel took his third consecutive pole position, but was not accompanied by his teammate Mark Webber as usual. Instead, he was joined by Championship rival Fernando Alonso on the front row, with Massa starting just behind. Massa got a sublime start, to snatch the lead from Vettel, who had to yield to Alonso's Ferrari , dropped to third position. Massa retained the lead after the pitstops, but was told that Fernando is faster by his team radio manager, Rob Smedley. Massa followed the instruction, and let Alonso through, with fans and other team personnel outraged at the radio call. In 2010, team orders were banned after Barrichello was forced to let his teammate, Michael Schumacher through in Austria in 2002. Vettel held his third position, but it was Alonso who won from Massa. Ferrari were later fined 100,000 dollars for braking the rules, and the race remains one of the most controversial in the history of the sport.
=== Hungary ===
Vettel took yet another pole position for Red Bull, and had Mark Webber for company alongside him. Alonso started third. Vettel got a very good getaway, leaving his teammate under pressure from Ferrari's Fernando Alonso. Alonso got pass the Australian Red Bull driver on the first turn, and Vettel looked set to take an easy victory, owing to the tight and twisty sections of the Hungary Circuit. A crash between backmarkers led to the Safety Car being deployed. Vettel made a critical error during this period, by falling more than ten car lengths behind the safety car. Vettel was issued a penalty, which would lose him the opportunity of victory. Webber crucially stayed out during the safety car, making him the new race leader, by the time Alonso pitted, and with teammate Vettel serving a penalty, Webber took the lead of the Grand Prix, which he held onto to win in Hungary. Vettel recovered to finish third, while Alonso finished a strong second for Ferrari.
=== Championship after twelve rounds ===
Webber's sensational victory in Budapest saw him jump to first in the drivers standings. Hamilton's consistency ensured he held second position in the drivers standings, while two time winners Vettel, Button and Alonso were third fourth and fifth respectively. Red Bull were now in the lead of the constructors championship, after Button had a string of underwhelming results. 
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==Testing==
Test 	Track 	Date 	Fastest Driver 	Team 	Time
2010 Barcelona Test 1	Circuit de Catalunya 	Jan 20- Jan 22 	Valentino Rossi 	Ferrari	
2010 Valencia Test 	Circuit Ricardo Tormo 	Feb 1 - Feb 3 	Fernando Alonso 	Ferrari	
2010 Jerez Test 1 	Circuito de Jerez 	Feb 10 - Feb 13	Jaime Alguersuari 	 	
2010 Jerez Test 2 	Circuito de Jerez 	Feb 17 - Feb 20	Jenson Button 	 	
2010 Barcelona Test 2	Circuit de Catalunya 	Feb 25 - Feb 28	Lewis Hamilton 	 	
2010 Bahrain Test 	Bahrain International Circuit	Mar 5 - Mar 7 	Mark Webber 	 	
2010 Vairano Test 	Vairano Airfield 	May 3 	Giancarlo Fisichella	Ferrari	
2010 Paul Ricard Test	Circuit Paul Ricard 	Nov 4 	Pedro de la Rosa 	Pirelli	
==Season Results==
===Race results===
* : Mark Webber () qualified second, but was demoted five places for changing his gearbox pre-race. He started seventh.
† : Jenson Button () was penalised five seconds for exceeding the safety car in-lap time. This did not affect his third place.
‡ : were called to the stewards after the race and were found guilty of breaching article 39.1 of the FIA Sporting Regulations, in relation to team orders and Article 151c of the FIA International Sporting Code for bringing the sport into disrepute. The result stood, however, Ferrari were fined US$100,000 and matter was referred to the FIA World Motor Sport Council.
§ : Lewis Hamilton () qualified third, but was demoted five places to eighth for a gearbox change.
===Championship Standings===
====Driver Standings====
Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship	Drivers' World Championship
Pos 	Driver 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Pts
1 	Vettel 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	256
2 	Alonso 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	252
3 	Webber 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	242
4 	Hamilton 	 	 	 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	240
5 	Button 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	 	214
6 	Massa 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	11th 	15th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	144
7 	Rosberg 	 	 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	 	 	 	142
8 	Kubica 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	136
9 	Schumacher 	 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	11th 	15th 	 	 	11th 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	72
10 	Barrichello 	 	 	12th 	12th 	 	 	14th 	14th 	 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	12th 	47
11 	Sutil 	12th 	 	 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	 	 	16th 	 	 	 	12th 	13th 	47
12 	Kobayashi 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	32
13 	Petrov 	 	 	 	 	11th 	13th 	15th 	17th 	14th 	13th 	 	 	 	13th 	11th 	 	 	16th 	 	27
14 	Hülkenberg 	14th 	 	 	15th 	16th 	 	17th 	13th 	 	 	13th 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	16th 	22
15 	Liuzzi 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	13th 	 	16th 	11th 	16th 	13th 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	21
16 	Buemi 	16th 	 	11th 	 	 	 	16th 	 	 	12th 	 	12th 	12th 	11th 	14th 	 	 	13th 	15th 	8
17 	de la Rosa 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	11th 	 	12th 	 	14th 	 	11th 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	6
18 	Heidfeld 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	11th 	6
19 	Alguersuari 	13th 	11th 	 	13th 	 	11th 	12th 	12th 	13th 	 	15th 	 	13th 	15th 	12th 	11th 	11th 	11th 	 	5
20 	Kovalainen 	15th 	13th 	 	14th 	 	 	 	16th 	 	17th 	 	14th 	16th 	18th 	16th 	12th 	13th 	18th 	17th 	0
21 	Trulli 	17th 	 	17th 	 	17th 	15th 	 	 	21th 	16th 	 	15th 	19th 	 	 	13th 	 	19th 	21st 	0
22 	Chandhok 	 	14th 	15th 	17th 	 	14th 	20th 	18th 	18th 	19th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	0
23 	Senna 	 	 	16th 	16th 	 	 	 	 	20th 	 	19th 	17th 	 	 	 	15th 	14th 	21st 	19th 	0
24 	di Grassi 	 	 	14th 	 	19th 	 	19th 	19th 	17th 	 	 	18th 	17th 	20th 	15th 	 	 	 	18th 	0
25 	Glock 	 	 	 	 	18th 	 	18th 	 	19th 	18th 	18th 	16th 	18th 	17th 	 	14th 	 	14th 	 	0
26 	Yamamoto 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	20th 	 	19th 	20th 	19th 	 	16th 	15th 	 	 	0
27 	Klien 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	22nd 	20th 	0
===Head-to-head: Team-mate comparisons===
====Constructor Standings====
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Pos 	Team 	Driver 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Pts
1 	- 	Vettel 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	498
1 	- 	Webber 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	498
2 	- 	Button 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	 	454
2 	- 	Hamilton 	 	 	 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	454
3 	rowspan=2 	Massa 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	11th 	15th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	396
3 	Alonso 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	396
4 	rowspan=2 	Schumacher 	 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	11th 	15th 	 	 	11th 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	214
4 	Rosberg 	 	 	 	 	13th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	 	 	 	 	214
5 	rowspan=2 	Kubica 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	163
5 	Petrov 	 	 	 	 	11th 	13th 	15th 	17th 	14th 	13th 	 	 	 	13th 	11th 	 	 	16th 	 	 	163
6 	- 	Barrichello 	 	 	12th 	12th 	 	 	14th 	14th 	 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	12th 	69
6 	- 	Hülkenberg 	14th 	 	 	15th 	16th 	 	17th 	13th 	 	 	13th 	 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	16th 	69
7 	- 	Sutil 	12th 	 	 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	 	 	16th 	 	 	 	12th 	13th 	68
7 	- 	Liuzzi 	 	 	 	 	15th 	 	13th 	 	16th 	11th 	16th 	13th 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	68
8 	- 	de la Rosa 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	11th 	 	12th 	 	14th 	 	11th 	14th 	 	 	 	 	 	44
8 	- 	Heidfeld 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	17th 	11th 	44
8 	- 	Kobayashi 	 	 	 	 	12th 	 	 	 	 	 	11th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	14th 	44
9 	- 	Buemi 	16th 	 	11th 	 	 	 	16th 	 	 	12th 	 	12th 	12th 	11th 	14th 	 	 	13th 	15th 	13
9 	- 	Alguersuari 	13th 	11th 	 	13th 	 	11th 	12th 	12th 	13th 	 	15th 	 	13th 	15th 	12th 	11th 	11th 	11th 	 	13
10 	- 	Trulli 	17th 	 	17th 	 	17th 	15th 	 	 	21th 	16th 	 	15th 	19th 	 	 	13th 	 	19th 	21st 	0
10 	- 	Kovalainen 	15th 	13th 	 	14th 	 	 	 	16th 	 	17th 	 	14th 	16th 	18th 	16th 	12th 	13th 	18th 	17th 	0
11 	- 	Chandhok 	 	14th 	15th 	17th 	 	14th 	20th 	18th 	18th 	19th 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	0
11 	- 	Klien 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	22nd 	20th 	0
11 	- 	Yamamoto 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	20th 	 	19th 	20th 	19th 	 	16th 	15th 	 	 	0
11 	- 	Senna 	 	 	16th 	16th 	 	 	 	 	20th 	 	19th 	17th 	 	 	 	15th 	14th 	21st 	19th 	0
12 	- 	Glock 	 	 	 	 	18th 	 	18th 	 	19th 	18th 	18th 	16th 	18th 	17th 	 	14th 	 	14th 	 	0
12 	- 	di Grassi 	 	 	14th 	 	19th 	 	19th 	19th 	17th 	 	 	18th 	17th 	20th 	15th 	 	 	 	18th 	0
== See also==
==Notes==
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