F1 2010: Turkish GP.

Ferry_vO

Ferry_vO

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Qualifyiing part 1 results:

18: Liuzzi
19: Trulli
20: Kovalainen
21: Glock
22: Senna
23: Di Grassi
24: Chandok
 
These drivers didn't make it into the third qualifying session:

11: Sutil
12: Alonso
13: De La Rosa
14: Buemi
15: Barrichello
16: Alguersuari
17: Hulkenberg
 
Top ten qualifying results:

1: Webber
2: Hamilton
3: Vettel
4: Button
5: Schumacher
6: Rosberg
7: Kubica
8: Massa
9: Petrov
10: Kobayashi

So even though Vettel now has a new chassis, Webber still beats him..
 
And didn't Little Sebastion looked really pissed!
Could be a decent fight if they get through lap 1 cleanly.
Two Red Bulls and two MacDonalds hotly pusued by two Brawns and Robert Kubica will be entertaining for several laps, and what good job by Petrov!!
:jump:
 
Ferry_vO said:
So even though Vettel now has a new chassis, Webber still beats him..
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You were obviously correct about the tires then Ferry....
(However, we'll never really know who is "the fastest" since one performs better than other depending upon tires & and as you pointed out in the other thread, this year's tires suit Webber...;))
 
Mercedes is slowly creeping up and I'm getting a sense of deja vu'....from when Ferrari wasn't the best when Schumacher arrived but after a couple of years, Ferrari became a force to reckon with....
 
Full results..

1. Mark Webber Australia Red Bull-Renault 1m 26.295s
2. Lewis Hamilton Britain McLaren-Mercedes 1m 26.433s
3. Sebastian Vettel Germany Red Bull-Renault 1m 26.760s
4 Jenson Button Britain McLaren-Mercedes 1m 26.781s
5. Michael Schumacher Germany Mercedes-Mercedes 1m 26.857s
6. Nico Rosberg Germany Mercedes-Mercedes 1m 26.952s
7. Robert Kubica Poland Renault-Renault 1m 27.039s
8. Felipe Massa Brazil Ferrari-Ferrari 1m 27.082s
9. Vitaly Petrov Russia Renault-Renault 1m 27.430s
10. Kamui Kobayashi Japan BMW Sauber-Ferrari 1m 28.122s

11. Adrian Sutil Germany Force India-Mercedes 1m 27.525s
12. Fernando Alonso Spain Ferrari-Ferrari 1m 27.612s
13. Pedro de la Rosa Spain BMW Sauber-Ferrari 1m 27.879s
14. Sebastien Buemi Switzerland Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1m 28.273s
15. Rubens Barrichello Brazil Williams-Cosworth 1m 28.392s
16. Jaime Alguersuari Spain Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1m 28.540s
17. Nico Hulkenberg Germany Williams-Cosworth 1m 28.841s

18. Vitantonio Liuzzi Italy Force India-Mercedes 1m 28.958s
19. Jarno Trulli Italy Lotus-Cosworth 1m 30.237s
20. Heikki Kovalainen Finland Lotus-Cosworth 1m 30.519s
21. Timo Glock Germany Virgin-Cosworth 1m 30.744s
22. Bruno Senna Brazil HRT-Cosworth 1m 31.266s
23. Lucas di Grassi Brazil Virgin-Cosworth 1m 31.989s
24. Karun Chandhok India HRT-Cosworth 1m 32.060s
 
Panther_99FS said:
Mercedes is slowly creeping up and I'm getting a sense of deja vu'....from when Ferrari wasn't the best when Schumacher arrived but after a couple of years, Ferrari became a force to reckon with....
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The combination Schumacher/Brawn apparently still works.. I doubt if they can get to the level they were with Ferrari before Schumi retires again; but hopefully Rosberg can benefit too in a few years' time..
 
What a dreadful day for Ferrari

Their 800th Championship Grand Prix race, and Massa barely manages to out-qualify Vitaly Petrov!
Not even to mention Fernando Alonso, who simply declared the car to be rubbish after falling off the Q3 cut.
Reading between the lines of the other Ferrari statements, I'd say it's probably true.
Still, it makes for a better race when Alonso comes from the back...he has nothing to lose now.
 
Webber was very 'diplomatic' at the post race interview.
I think Vettel needs to step back, breathe and stop believing the media hype.
The 'Next Schumacher' rubbish is probably on the cards but a year or three away.
He's probably one of the quickest drivers out there, but he's not too smart.
:173go1:
I imagine Webber will 'remind' him of the wet Japanese GP a couple of years ago when Vettel (STR) T-boned Webber (RBR) out of a probable podium place.
Canada will be interesting.
 
Having not seen the race,
I'll leave the "fault" to Team RBR to decide......

However, I found this to be interesting in reference to Vettel's poor qualifying performance...
--> http://en.espnf1.com/f1/motorsport/story/18806.html

I'd say that Webber is definitely the most mentally strong of the two, and this will server Webber well for the duration of the season....

Flashbacks of McLaren/Senna/Prost :ques:...We shall see!
 
I hope Vettel sees the video abd owns up to his stupid move. I know he thought he had the speed and probably copuld have passed, but he misjudged his move and turned right into Webber, taking him off of the top podium. I am glad he survived and finished third despite Vettels' idiot move. I am sure the chewing out will not be as bad if he owns up to the error in his ways. Took his team out of the Constructor's Championship.

Lewis and Jenson got a little testy not long afterward too, I am glad someone straightened that out.

Of all of the newer circuits, Turkey is one of the better, I like tracks with elevation changes and that run counter-clockwise.

Caz
 
Cazzie said:
I hope Vettel sees the video abd owns up to his stupid move. I know he thought he had the speed and probably copuld have passed, but he misjudged his move and turned right into Webber, taking him off of the top podium. I am glad he survived and finished third despite Vettels' idiot move. I am sure the chewing out will not be as bad if he owns up to the error in his ways. Took his team out of the Constructor's Championship.



Caz
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Check the speed.com link above, Vettel's own team backs up Sebastian over Webber....
 
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