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F1 2013: Belgian GP. Back from vacation!

Ferry_vO

Retired SOH Administrator
Qualifying on a wet Spa track, Always interesting!

Q1 results:

17: Maldonado
18: Vergne
19: Ricciardo
20: Bottas
21: Gutierrez
22: Pic

Great results for Van der Garde (Caterham) and Bianchi and Chilton (Marussia) who all made it into Q2 after taking a gamble with slick tires right at the end! :applause:
 
Almost dry in Q2, very close at the top. These guys didn't make it:

11: Hulkenberg
12: Sutil
13: Perez
14: Van der Garde
15: Bianchi
16: Chilton
 
For a long time it looked like Paul di Resta would be on his first pole position as he was the only one out on intermediates at the beginning of Q3 when the rain started, but with the track drying out after the flag dropped and a few cars still allowed to finish their lap, he dropped down to fifth. Great job from Hamilton, taking pole as the last car crossing the line.

1: Hamilton
2: Vettel
3: Webber
4: Rosberg
5: Di Resta
6: Button
7: Grosjean
8: Raikkonen
9: Alonso
10: Massa
 
Victory #5 for Vettel, great drive from Alonso, moving up to second, and the first retirement in 39 races for Kimi

PosNoDriverTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPts
11Sebastian VettelRed Bull Racing-Renault441:23:42.196225
23Fernando AlonsoFerrari44+16.8 secs918
310Lewis HamiltonMercedes44+27.7 secs115
49Nico RosbergMercedes44+29.8 secs412
52Mark WebberRed Bull Racing-Renault44+33.8 secs310
65Jenson ButtonMcLaren-Mercedes44+40.7 secs68
74Felipe MassaFerrari44+53.9 secs106
88Romain GrosjeanLotus-Renault44+55.8 secs74
915Adrian SutilForce India-Mercedes44+69.5 secs122
1019Daniel RicciardoSTR-Ferrari44+73.4 secs191
116Sergio PerezMcLaren-Mercedes44+81.9 secs13
1218Jean-Eric VergneSTR-Ferrari44+86.7 secs18
1311Nico HulkenbergSauber-Ferrari44+88.2 secs11
1412Esteban GutierrezSauber-Ferrari44+100.4 secs21
1517Valtteri BottasWilliams-Renault44+107.4 secs20
1621Giedo van der GardeCaterham-Renault43+1 Lap14
1716Pastor MaldonadoWilliams-Renault43+1 Lap17
1822Jules BianchiMarussia-Cosworth43+1 Lap15
1923Max ChiltonMarussia-Cosworth42+2 Laps16
Ret14Paul di RestaForce India-Mercedes26Accident5
Ret7Kimi RäikkönenLotus-Renault25Brakes8
Ret20Charles PicCaterham-Renault8Oil leak22

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