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Post by susieq on Sept 11, 2010 13:07:14 GMT
;DWhay hey, at last a Ferrari on pole ;D Great call by JB too and with not much running this weekend a good show by Mark Webber. Should be good tomorrow, roll on the race.  1 Spain F Alonso Ferrari 2 Great Britain J Button McLaren 3 Brazil F Massa Ferrari 4 Australia M Webber Red Bull 5 Great Britain L Hamilton McLaren 6 Germany S Vettel Red Bull 7 Germany N Rosberg Mercedes 8 Germany N Hulkenberg Williams 9 Poland R Kubica Renault 10 Brazil R Barrichello Williams |
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Post by susieq on Sept 11, 2010 19:59:47 GMT
Lewis Hamilton has said his decision to remove the F-duct from his McLaren for the Italian Grand Prix was "the wrong choice". Lack of down force does put him in a good position for the race, but hey its Monza, anything can happen. If its anything like the start of the GP2 race today we won't be able to blink!
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Post by blacktulip on Sept 11, 2010 20:58:04 GMT
yes should be a good race looking forward to it Miss Q.
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Post by susieq on Sept 11, 2010 21:18:21 GMT
Petrov has been demoted five places on the grid after stewards decided he impeded Virgin’s Timo Glock during qualifying. Glock was at the start of a flying lap during Q1 when he encountered a slow-running Petrov, who was joining the track from the pit lane.
He was 15th and will now start 20th. Shame really as Renault have been doing so well.
But it doesn't end there! Glock is also set to drop five places on the grid after his team were forced to break a seal on his gearbox, after technical problems, he was 21st
So it stands with the two penalties, the grid from P15 backwards reads: Jaime Alguersuari, Pedro De la Rosa; Jarno Trulli, Heikki Kovalainen; Vitantonio Liuzzi, Petrov; Lucas di Grassi, Bruno Senna; Sakon Yamamoto and Glock.
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Post by susieq on Sept 12, 2010 15:44:57 GMT
I can't believe how quicky that race went! It was over in no time!!! Great win for Ferrari, and what a drive by Jenson and Vettel. I think Massa could have done more, but that's just me and my conspiracy theory.
Well done Alonso, Jenson and Massa - and what a title race it has thrown up!
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Post by blacktulip on Sept 13, 2010 11:49:02 GMT
Man of the Day must be Button, even after being hit from behind by the spaniard he still managed to lead a lot of the race and still came in second, well done Jenson.
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