F1: GP da Malásia 2011

         Nesse Domingo, 10 de Abril de 2011, aconteceu o GP da Malásia. Uma corrida bem disputada do começo ao fim, com bastante ultrapassagens e pit stops. Mais uma vez Vettel dominou do início ao fim. Vettel da Alemanha ficou com o 1° lugar, Jenson Button da Grã-Bretanha ficou com o 2°  lugar e Nick Heidfeld da Alemanha ficou com o 3° lugar. Massa teve uma ótima largada, mas teve problemas nos boxes,  terminou na 5° posição e Barrichello teve um toque logo no início da corrida, e assim comprometeu o resto da prova.

Adrian Newey, Button, Vettel, Heidfeld

Button, Vettel, Heidfeld



Vettel



 

		2011 FIA Formula One World Championship Drivers Provisional Classification
POS	DRIVER	AUS	MAL	CHN	TUR	ESP	MCO	CAN	EUR	GBR	DEU	HUN	BEL	ITA	SIN	JPN	KOR	IND	ABD	BRA	PTS
1	Sebastian Vettel  (DEU)	25 1	25 1																		50
2	Jenson Button  (GBR)	8 6	18 2																		26
3	Lewis Hamilton  (GBR)	18 2	4 8																		22
4	Mark Webber  (AUS)	10 5	12 4																		22
5	Fernando Alonso  (ESP)	12 4	8 6																		20
6	Felipe Massa  (BRA)	6 7	10 5																		16
7	Nick Heidfeld  (DEU)	0 12	15 3																		15
8	Vitaly Petrov  (RUS)	15 3	0 17																		15
9	Kamui Kobayashi  (JPN)	0 x	6 7																		6
10	Sébastien Buemi  (CHE)	4 8	0 13																		4
11	Adrian Sutil  (DEU)	2 9	0 11																		2
12	Michael Schumacher  (DEU)	- m	2 9																		2
13	Paul di Resta  (GBR)	1 10	1 10																		2
14	Jaime Alguersuari  (ESP)	0 11	0 14																		0
15	Nico Rosberg  (DEU)	- m	0 12																		0
16	Jarno Trulli  (ITA)	0 13	- m																		0
17	Jérôme D'Ambrosio  (BEL)	0 14	- m																		0
18	Heikki Kovalainen  (FIN)	- m	0 15																		0
19	Timo Glock  (DEU)	0 nc	0 16																		0
-	Sergio Perez Mendoza  (MEX)	0 x	- m																		0
-	Rubens Barrichello  (BRA)	- m	- m																		-
-	Pastor Maldonaldo  (VEN)	- m	- m																		-
-	Vitantonio Liuzzi  (ITA)		- m																		-
-	Narain Karthikeyan  (IND)		- m																		-
KEY:  25 1  - m  a  x  w nc		Points Scored in Race  Position in Race  Retired  Mechanical  Accident  Excluded  Withdrawn  Not Classified
NOTE:		The Sporting Regulations provide that if two or more constructors or drivers have the same number of points (including 0 points), their positions in the Championship are fixed according to the quality of their places. Under this system one first place is better than any number of second places, one second place is better than any number of third places, and so on.

DRIVERS PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION
No	Driver	Nat	Car	Points
01	Sebastian Vettel	DEU	Red Bull	50
02	Jenson Button	GBR	McLaren	26
03	Lewis Hamilton	GBR	McLaren	22
04	Mark Webber	AUS	Red Bull	22
05	Fernando Alonso	ESP	Ferrari	20
06	Felipe Massa	BRA	Ferrari	16
07	Nick Heidfeld	DEU	Renault	15
08	Vitaly Petrov	RUS	Renault	15
09	Kamui Kobayashi	JPN	Sauber	6
10	Sébastien Buemi	CHE	Toro Rosso	4
11	Adrian Sutil	DEU	Force India	2
12	Michael Schumacher	DEU	Mercedes	2
13	Paul di Resta	GBR	Force India	2
14	Jaime Alguersuari	ESP	Toro Rosso	0
15	Nico Rosberg	DEU	Mercedes	0
16	Jarno Trulli	ITA	Lotus	0
17	Jérôme D'Ambrosio	BEL	Virgin	0
18	Heikki Kovalainen	FIN	Lotus	0
19	Timo Glock	DEU	Virgin	0

 

CONSTRUCTORS PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION
Pos	Constructor	Engine	Points
1	Red Bull Racing	Renault	72
2	Vodafone McLaren Mercedes	Mercedes	50
3	Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro	Ferrari	36
4	Lotus Renault GP	Renault	30
5	Scuderia Toro Rosso	Ferrari	4
6	Sauber F1 Team	Ferrari	4
7	Force India F1 Team	Mercedes	4
8	Mercedes GP Petronas F1 Team	Mercedes	2
9	Team Lotus	Renault	0
10	Marussia Virgin Racing	Cosworth	0

Sebastian Vettel

Vettel

Vettel

Vettel

Vettel

Vettel

The start was very crucial , I thought I had a very good start, but then I saw Lewis coming up, and then all of a sudden I saw something black [Heidfeld's Renault] in my mirrors! That was a good thing to happen to me for my first stint."

We could control it, but it was never easy. When Jenson was behind me I could control the gap.

Kers was a little bit on-off during the race. Two weeks ago [when he won in Australia] we never raced it at all.
Today if I didn't have it at the start the race would never have unfolded as it did. Then we had a problem and had to turn it off, but it came back on again.

Jenson Button

Button

Button

Button

Button

It gives me confidence. The feeling of the car is good and that is important to me.

We can't let the Red Bulls have it all their own way for much longer.

This is again a step forward in terms of performance and it has to keep happening.

Hopefully we can take the fight to Red Bull because everyone wants to see that. Our aim is to challenge these guys but it's not that easy - they are very, very fast.

At this moment in time, Sebastian is the person to beat. He has a 24-point lead and that is a lot from two races but there are still 17 to go.
He's won two races out of two and nobody else has been as consistent. In terms of pace we are the second best but we need to find some improvements.

Nick Heidfeld



Nick Heidfeld



Heidfeld

 

Heidfeld



*McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso have been hit with 20-second penalties following a collision in Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix.

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