26 de nov. de 2012

Audi FIS World Cup: Lake Louise 2012 - Men's Super G


Ted Ligety

Andreas Romar

Matthias Mayer

Werner Heel


 Aksel Lund Svindal

Adrien Theaux, Aksel Lund Svindal, Joachim Puchner



Rank  Bib     FIS Code      Name Year   Nation   Total Time    FIS Points
 1  17  421328 SVINDAL Aksel Lund  1982  NOR   1:34.96  0.00
 2  16  192746 THEAUX Adrien  1984  FRA   1:35.81  9.40
 3  12  51327 PUCHNER Joachim  1987  AUT   1:35.86  9.95
 4  2  534562 LIGETY Ted  1984  USA   1:35.87  10.06
 5  7  292514 HEEL Werner  1982  ITA   1:36.06  12.16
 6  13  53902 MAYER Matthias  1990  AUT   1:36.15  13.16
 7  8  180570 ROMAR Andreas  1989  FIN   1:36.18  13.49
 8  14  53817 FRANZ Max  1989  AUT   1:36.19  13.60
 9  9  293550 MARSAGLIA Matteo  1985  ITA   1:36.25  14.26
 10  4  511139 KUENG Patrick  1984  SUI   1:36.27  14.49
 11  10  102263 GUAY Erik  1981  CAN   1:36.31  14.93
 12  25  292455 FILL Peter  1982  ITA   1:36.32  15.04
 13  24  191740 CLAREY Johan  1981  FRA   1:36.34  15.26
 14  3  102873 KUCERA John  1984  CAN   1:36.36  15.48
 15  22  50753 KROELL Klaus  1980  AUT   1:36.37  15.59
 16  29  50858 STREITBERGER Georg  1981  AUT   1:36.41  16.03
 17  19  421483 JANSRUD Kjetil  1985  NOR   1:36.48  16.81
 18  18  102271 HUDEC Jan  1981  CAN   1:36.65  18.69
 19  23  530939 WEIBRECHT Andrew  1986  USA   1:36.69  19.13
 20  37  6530319 COCHRAN-SIEGLE Ryan  1992  USA   1:36.76  19.90
 20  6  191591 BERTRAND Yannick  1980  FRA   1:36.76  19.90
 22  20  50742 REICHELT Hannes  1980  AUT   1:36.78  20.12
 23  28  51215 BAUMANN Romed  1986  AUT   1:36.79  20.23
 24  15  293006 INNERHOFER Christof  1984  ITA   1:36.80  20.35
 25  11  511352 VILETTA Sandro  1986  SUI   1:36.95  22.00
 26  31  380260 KOSTELIC Ivica  1979  CRO   1:37.00  22.56
 27  5  510890 ZURBRIGGEN Silvan  1981  SUI   1:37.16  24.33
 28  40  100558 COOK Dustin  1989  CAN   1:37.25  25.32
 29  38  531452 BIESEMEYER Thomas  1989  USA   1:37.26  25.43
 30  56  201811 STECHERT Tobias  1985  GER   1:37.27  25.54
 31  34  103512 FRISCH Jeffrey  1984  CAN   1:37.49  27.97
 32  50  380292 ZRNCIC-DIM Natko  1986  CRO   1:37.51  28.20
 33  33  191746 DE TESSIERES Gauthier  1981  FRA   1:37.61  29.30
 34  42  103271 THOMSEN Benjamin  1987  CAN   1:37.63  29.52
 34  30  510727 DEFAGO Didier  1977  SUI   1:37.63  29.52
 36  54  291459 PARIS Dominik  1989  ITA   1:37.67  29.97
 36  32  51332 SCHEIBER Florian  1987  AUT   1:37.67  29.97
 38  44  560447 SPORN Andrej  1981  SLO   1:37.69  30.19
 39  58  533131 SULLIVAN Marco  1980  USA   1:37.74  30.74
 40  27  511313 JANKA Carlo  1986  SUI   1:37.84  31.84
 41  1  510747 GRUENENFELDER Tobias  1977  SUI   1:37.85  31.96
 42  21  50625 RAICH Benjamin  1978  AUT   1:37.94  32.95
 43  36  561216 KLINE Bostjan  1991  SLO   1:37.99  33.50
 44  26  201606 KEPPLER Stephan  1983  GER   1:38.00  33.61
 45  39  202059 FERSTL Josef  1988  GER   1:38.04  34.06
 46  43  421650 BJERKESTRAND Iver  1987  NOR   1:38.07  34.39
 47  61  530874 GANONG Travis  1988  USA   1:38.16  35.38
 48  59  192932 FAYED Guillermo  1985  FRA   1:38.37  37.71
 49  53  191778 PICHOT Sebastien  1981  FRA   1:38.47  38.81
 50  46  561067 PERKO Rok  1985  SLO   1:38.48  38.92
 51  49  481705 GLEBOV Alexander  1983  RUS   1:38.53  39.47
 52  51  294277 KLOTZ Siegmar  1987  ITA   1:38.55  39.70
 53  48  191964 POISSON David  1982  FRA   1:38.57  39.92
 54  41  193034 BOUILLOT Alexandre  1985  FRA   1:38.60  40.25
 55  57  560332 JERMAN Andrej  1978  SLO   1:38.61  40.36
 56  55  511142 LUEOEND Vitus  1984  SUI   1:38.67  41.02
 57  35  54005 STRIEDINGER Otmar  1991  AUT   1:38.88  43.34
 58  47  200379 SANDER Andreas  1989  GER   1:38.89  43.46
 59  52  561217 KOSI Klemen  1991  SLO   1:39.44  49.54
 60  45  934643 GOLDBERG Jared  1991  USA   1:39.76  53.07
 61  60  491151 DE LA CUESTA Paul  1988  SPA   1:39.83  53.85
 62  63  400281 VAN HEEK Marvin  1991  NED   1:39.95  55.18
 63  65  511529 GISIN Marc  1988  SUI   1:40.16  57.50
Did not finish 1st run
 67  20324 OLIVERAS Marc  1991  AND 
 66  501324 OLSSON Matts  1988  SWE 
 64  430429 BYDLINSKI Maciej  1988  POL 
 62  220874 BALDWIN TJ  1990  GBR 


Aksel Lund Svindal - NOR
Aksel Lund Svindal

Aksel Lund Svindal

It’s hard work. I know it’s the boring standard answer but it’s true. The good part is that I learned that hard work doesn’t have to be boring. I had a good summer, I have been healthy and managed to have fun and enjoy my training.
There is good days and bad days, but every day on skis is a good day for me and even the running, weight lifting and biking – if you can have fun with it you can do a lot of it and that helps.
I think the most interesting part is the how to get into a mental state where you know you can be as good as I was this weekend. If I know I have prepared well, I worked hard, I skied well in the training runs and am confident in my equipment – I know the rest is up to me, and I know I want to win. When you are in this state of mind it seems impossible not to have that confidence, but believe me, I have been on the other side. You don’t have a chance to win every day, this is my 18th victory and I know how hard I worked for each one of them.
It took me a year to get back from my crash in Beaver Creek, but I learned from that. I was feeling like Superman that year, and when I hit the fence and I definitely didn’t feel like Superman anymore. Now I manage risk a little better, I don’t want to always stay at the same side but I learned the difference between race and training. Now I chose my risks more wisely. I sold my motorcycle; you don’t want to play the odds too much.



Adrien Theaux - FRA
Adrien Theaux

It’s always a great start to stand on the podium the first weekend of the season. Saturday’s downhill didn’t really go as I expected so today was a little bit like a redemption for me. I was third here last year and am really happy I moved one step up this year. I was a little angry at myself so today I tried to get a good feeling this morning and it worked out.
Lake Louise is always a challenge because it seems easy but it’s not really – it’s hard to go fast here. Compared to Beaver Creek, of course it’s less steep and there are less jumps but I look forward to the Birds of Prey next week.



Joachim Puchner - AUT
Joachim Puchner

I know it’s going to be like every time, I am sitting in third and someone will come in and I will end up just off the podium.
 I was just so nervous! I was so nervous I couldn’t even get myself to stay still. I was so scared once again things wouldn’t go my way and my heart rate got back to its normal pace only once the last guy crossed the finish area.
I podiumed the last time two years ago and last year I kept being close – a fourth and a sixth place showed me I could be among the best but somehow that podium never came last year. Today, I attacked all the way down and am unbelievably happy it paid off – it’s so great!


Mais/more: http://www.fisalpine.com/

Fotos: Alexis Boichard/Agence Zoom/Getty Images Europe

FIS Ski Jumping World Cup: Lillehammer 2012 - Men's HS138

Lillehammer
Richard Freitag
Anders Jacobsen

 Jurij Tepes

Simon Ammann

Anders Bardal
Severin Freund

     Último dia de competição do FIS Ski Jumping World Cup em Lillehammer, Noruega. 
     O clima, como no sábado, ofereceu ótimas condições para o salto. E quem teve melhor desempenho foi Gregor Schlierenzauer da Áustria, com 275.5 pontos. E com apenas 0.1 de diferença, Anders Fannemel da Noruega ficou com o 2° lugar. Thomas Morgenstern da Áustria apareceu mais uma vez no pódio neste fim de semana, sendo que desta vez ficou em o 3° lugar com 269.4 pontos.

Anders Fannemel, Gregor Schlierenzauer, Thomas Morgenstern

Thomas Morgenstern, Gregor Schlierenzauer


Rank Bib FIS Code  Name Year     Nation   Jump 1    Jump 2     Points
 1  64  5040 SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor  1990  AUT   141.0  137.0  275.5
 2  66  5972 FANNEMEL Anders  1991  NOR   140.0  134.0  275.4
 3  70  4143 MORGENSTERN Thomas  1986  AUT   135.0  134.0  269.4
 4  68  4889 JACOBSEN Anders  1985  NOR   133.5  135.5  268.8
 5  69  2934 BARDAL Anders  1982  NOR   134.0  134.5  267.3
 6  59  2067 AMMANN Simon  1981  SUI   135.5  134.0  264.4
 7  34  4646 TEPES Jurij  1989  SLO   137.5  133.5  262.7
 8  55  5891 HVALA Jaka  1993  SLO   134.5  133.0  261.7
 9  62  5658 PREVC Peter  1992  SLO   136.0  133.0  261.3
 10  53  2022 KASAI Noriaki  1972  JPN   136.5  132.0  260.5
 11  60  2088 LOITZL Wolfgang  1980  AUT   134.0  130.0  258.3
 12  61  5564 FREITAG Richard  1991  GER   134.5  128.0  254.8
 13  63  4367 TAKEUCHI Taku  1987  JPN   135.0  125.5  248.8
 14  6  5064 HILDE Tom  1987  NOR   134.5  127.5  246.1
 15  65  2928 FETTNER Manuel  1985  AUT   132.0  128.5  244.0
 16  71  4197 FREUND Severin  1988  GER   122.5  131.5  243.3
 17  67  6696 WELLINGER Andreas  1995  GER   132.0  123.0  242.1
 18  19  2918 KRANJEC Robert  1981  SLO   129.5  128.0  240.5
 19  22  5168 ZOGRAFSKI Vladimir  1993  BUL   128.0  129.5  239.1
 20  46  5174 STJERNEN Andreas  1988  NOR   136.0  121.5  238.8
 21  54  2927 NEUMAYER Michael  1979  GER   131.5  127.5  238.1
 22  4  4957 SWENSEN Vegard  1986  NOR   132.0  124.0  234.8
 23  57  4141 KOFLER Andreas  1984  AUT   129.5  124.0  232.7
 24  44  5963 SHIMIZU Reruhi  1993  JPN   134.5  120.0  232.4
 25  8  2815 KOCH Martin  1982  AUT   132.0  125.0  228.5
 26  38  5302 MIETUS Krzysztof  1991  POL   128.5  125.5  227.3
 27  41  4880 KORNILOV Denis  1986  RUS   134.0  118.0  226.8
 28  1  5416 GRIMSRUD Simen Key  1992  NOR   130.5  126.5  226.3
 29  17  2852 WATASE Yuta  1982  JPN   128.5  124.0  226.1
 30  51  5567 GEIGER Karl  1993  GER   132.0  122.0  225.2
 31  49  4186 COLLOREDO Sebastian  1987  ITA   128.5  117.5
 32  58  3090 HLAVA Lukas  1984  CZE   126.0  117.1
 33  56  5288 HAYBOECK Michael  1991  AUT   126.5  116.9
 33  5  5068 ELVERUM SORSELL Kim Rene  1988  NOR   130.5  116.9
 35  48  5193 INGVALDSEN Ole Marius  1985  NOR   129.5  116.1
 36  43  4321 STOCH Kamil  1987  POL   128.5  116.0
 36  3  5067 ROENSEN Atle Pedersen  1988  NOR   129.0  116.0
 38  27  5706 ROMASHOV Alexey  1992  RUS   125.5  114.2
 39  10  5757 ASIKAINEN Lauri  1989  FIN   127.0  113.4
 40  52  5987 VELTA Rune  1989  NOR   125.0  112.6
 41  45  5521 SAKUYAMA Kento  1990  JPN   126.0  109.8
 42  29  2813 VASSILIEV Dimitry  1979  RUS   127.5  109.5
 43  23  4325 ZYLA Piotr  1987  POL   122.5  108.1
 44  36  5435 DESCHWANDEN Gregor  1991  SUI   124.0  106.5
 45  42  5142 KUBACKI Dawid  1990  POL   122.5  102.2
 46  15  5547 KLUSEK Bartlomiej  1993  POL   121.0  100.7
 47  24  2947 MATURA Jan  1980  CZE   119.5  99.2
 48  47  5298 KOT Maciej  1991  POL   120.0  99.1
 49  21  4801 KOUDELKA Roman  1989  CZE   116.0  96.7
 50  32  2177 QUECK Danny  1989  GER   118.5  96.5
Did not start
 50  3012 HAPPONEN Janne  1984  FIN 


Gregor Schlierenzauer - AUT
Gregor Schlierenzauer
41 World Cup victories sounds much, I don't feel that old. I'm totally satisfied, especially because normally I don't do that well at the beginning of the season. It's nice that we are now going to Kuusamo. The conditions are often difficult there, but I'm looking forward to the competitions.


Anders Fannemel - NOR
Anders Fannemel

Anders Fannemel
It was a fantastic day with the first podium finish of my career. The second jump was not as good as the first one because I felt a little pressure being the last jumper. But I'm absolutely happy with the second place.


Thomas Morgenstern - AUT
Thomas Morgenstern

Thomas Morgenstern
It was a great weekend, it didn't expect it to be that way. This gives me a positive feeling and self confidence. it will definitely give me yet another boost to jump with the Yellow Bib in Kuusamo.



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Fotos: http://www.fisskijumping.com/

25 de nov. de 2012

F1 - GP of Brazil 2012


 Jenson Button, Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton, Paul di Resta, Nico Hulkenberg, Nico rosberg, Felipe Massa, Pastor Maldonado, Bruno Senna, Kamui Kobayashi, Mark Webber, Romain Grosjean, Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo, Jean-Eric Vergne, Heikki Kovalainen, Vitaly Petrov, Pedro de La Rosa,   Narain Karthikeyan, Timo Glock, Charles Pic
Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Felipe Massa, Lewis Hamilton, Nico Hulkenberg, Kimi Räikkönen, Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber

Sebastian Vettel, Bruno Senna
Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber, Nico Hulkenberg, Felipe Massa, Kimi Räikkönen

Pit Stop Sebastian Vettel

Pit Stop: Red Bull, Ferrari, Mclaren, Mercedes

Mark Webber, Michael Schumacher,  Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Nico Hulkenberg, Sebastian Vettel


           Inacreditável corrida para terminar a temporada e decidir o título!!!!
        A corrida foi emocionante do início ao fim, cada equipe tentado fazer o seu melhor para obter o melhor resultado. A chuva foi um fator determinante para o andamento da corrida, pois uma hora ela parava e pouco tempo depois continuava. Com isso, o ponto chave foi saber quanto tempo permanecer na pista antes do pit stop e qual tipo de pneu colocar.
        Jenson Button mostrou mais uma vez que em condições adversas sabe usar muito bem as informações a seu favor. Poderia ter levado a corrida mais fácil se não fosse o primeiro safety car, mas no final conseguiu recuperar. Lewis Hamilton estava fazendo uma boa corrida, motivado pela última prova correndo na Mclaren, mas um toque com o Hulkenberg tirou suas chances de vitória; o tirou da prova. Pelas condições da prova, o Nico Hulkenberg mais uma vez mostrou seu talento, conseguiu liderar boa parte da prova com um ritmo bom de prova, mas o toque com o Hamilton e a punição por causa disso tirou suas chances de vitória e acabou terminando em 5°.
         A luta pelo mundial de pilotos entre Alonso e Vettel foi constante. Logo no início da prova Vettel foi tocado, e por sorte, mesmo rodando com o carro conseguiu continuar na prova. Alonso fez uma ótima largada e evoluiu de posição até terminar em 2°. Já o Vettel teve que fazer uma corrida de recuperação, com o carro danificado pelo toque, com problema no rádio com a equipe e ainda fez um pit stop a mais, por uma errada escolha de pneus. Porém conseguiu ser agressivo ganhando posições até chegar na posição que bastaria para faturar o título.



Fernando Alonso, Tim Goss, Jenson Button, Felipe Massa


Jenson Button - GBR



Jenson Button

Yeah it did. It was one of the toughest races I’ve had. It was very tricky. It was on that point many times when you think Inters is the right tyre. I kept asking the team “what’s going to happen with the weather: it’s supposed to be light showers?” Well OK, we’ll see how we go but it was so, so difficult. You’re locking up tyres here and there but you’ve just got to push to the limit. You have to wait for the team to give you the information about all the other people on Inters so it’s not just about driving the car at that point. Y’know, you need every single piece of information that’s out there to know that you’re doing the right thing. But it was a really good race. Obviously things were made more difficult with the first safety car. Lost 40 seconds, the race was between me and Nico [Hulkenberg] then. It was made a lot more difficult. And then when the safety car came in I grained the front-right tyre. I really struggled but when that went away it was good. The two guys in front obviously had a coming together, which helped things but in that sort of race you never really know what the outcome is going to be. We still had a lot more rain coming. We still had to make the right call on the pit stop again, which I think we did, and then we just tried to hold the gap really to the Ferraris, which was about 20 seconds, which was difficult in itself, because there was so much water out there for Inters. But really happy with the end result. We started the year so strong and we’ve ended it so strong. Just a few areas that we need to improve in the middle of the season. It’s sad that Lewis isn’t here to enjoy his last race with the team but it’s racing and these things happen. I’d like to bid him farewell. We’ve had a good time together over the last three years and I think we’ve proved that on the first ten laps of the race with how close our fighting was. I hope he has a good career in his next team. Lastly, I’d like to congratulation Sebastian on his third title in a row. He’s very, very impressive so congratulations to him and also Red Bull for clinching the constructors’ at the previous race.


Fernando Alonso - ESP
Fernando Alonso
Fernando Alonso

Yes, it was good I think. It was more or less what we wanted. Mixed conditions and very, very difficult race. It was one of the most difficult races we ever drove, I think with the conditions out there and you feel that you are with the wrong tyre every lap but you ask the team and everyone is in the same position so you need to keep fighting. There was a lot of risk every lap to crash and have an accident and finish the race there. So we could not afford this for sure because we needed a podium finish to have any chance, so it was a very delicate situation but we managed very well and again we starting in eighth or seven or something like that and we finished in the podium one more time. As usual in the last couple of races. So this can only be achieved with perfection from the team, with good strategies, with good start, with good pace in the car. And today we mixed all again and it was very fine. Obviously you are not in control of what your rivals do. And I think we need a second place and Sebastian eighth or something like that, which we know that is a very strange combination of results because to be out of the first eight positions for Red Bull in this race is not so easy, so we were hoping a little miracle, as we were hoping for all through the year, I think from the start to the end it was a dream and we had this little present to fight for the championship until the last race. So we enjoyed the race, we did our job and the dream continued until today. And this was… thank you for the team to have a perfect season.


Felipe Massa - BRA



Felipe Massa

Yeah, I think it was so emotional. Not just the podium, I mean what’s happened all through the year, y’know? I think everything came together in the same moment. And I didn’t know what to say, didn’t know what to think, I mean I just couldn’t even breathe. It was very emotional. The race was good, we made some mistakes on the strategy but you never know. It was raining, stopping, raining, stopping and you never know what to expect. And I choose also together, to try that strategy but then after we saw, I saw myself again in 11th and just was quite aggressive overtaking cars and I think from there on the race was incredible. It was very good. And for sure with… together with this problem on the strategy, I mean the race I suppose should be different. Suppose even to fight for the victory maybe, y’know? Under normal circumstance. I think all together the first part of the season, which was a disaster and then after that was completely different; doing what I like, doing what I know, the performance I know and I think when we put everything together it just collapsed.


2012 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
DRIVERS  |  PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION
PsDriverAustralian Grand PrixMalaysian Grand PrixChinese Grand PrixBahrain Grand PrixSpanish Grand PrixMonaco Grand PrixCanadian Grand PrixEuropean Grand PrixBritish Grand PrixGerman Grand PrixHungarian Grand PrixBelgian Grand PrixItalian Grand PrixSingapore Grand PrixJapanese Grand PrixKorean Grand PrixIndian Grand PrixAbu Dhabi Grand PrixUnited States Grand PrixBrazilian Grand PrixPts
1Sebastien Vettel
DEU
18
2
0
11
10
5
25
1
8
6
12
4
12
4
0
M
15
3
10
5
12
4
18
2
0
22
25
1
25
1
25
1
25
1
15
3
18
2
8
6
281
2Fernando Alonso
ESP
10
5
25
1
2
9
6
7
18
2
15
3
10
5
25
1
18
2
25
1
10
5
0
A
15
3
15
3
0
A
15
3
18
2
18
2
15
3
18
2
278
3Kimi Raikkonen
FIN
6
7
10
5
0
14
18
2
15
3
2
9
4
8
18
2
10
5
15
3
18
2
15
3
10
5
8
6
8
6
10
5
6
7
25
1
8
6
1
10
207
4Lewis Hamilton
GBR
15
3
15
3
15
3
4
8
4
8
10
5
25
1
0
19
4
8
0
M
25
1
0
A
25
1
0
M
10
5
1
10
12
4
0
M
25
1
0
M
190
5Jenson Button
GBR
25
1
0
14
18
2
0
18
2
9
0
16
0
16
4
8
1
10
18
2
8
6
25
1
0
M
18
2
12
4
0
M
10
5
12
4
10
5
25
1
188
6Mark Webber
AUS
12
4
12
4
12
4
12
4
0
11
25
1
6
7
12
4
25
1
4
8
4
8
8
6
0
20
0
11
2
9
18
2
15
3
0
A
0
M
12
4
179
7Felipe Massa
BRA
0
M
0
15
0
13
2
9
0
15
8
6
1
10
0
16
12
4
0
12
2
9
10
5
12
4
4
8
18
2
12
4
8
6
6
7
12
4
15
3
122
8Romain Grosjean
FRA
0
A
0
A
8
6
15
3
12
4
0
A
18
2
0
M
8
6
0
18
15
3
0
A
6
7
0
19
6
7
2
9
0
A
6
7
0
A
96
9Nico Rosberg
DEU
0
12
0
13
25
1
10
5
6
7
18
2
8
6
8
6
0
15
1
10
1
10
0
11
6
7
10
5
0
A
0
M
0
11
0
A
0
13
0
15
93
10Sergio Perez
MEX
4
8
18
2
0
11
0
11
0
M
0
11
15
3
2
9
0
M
8
6
0
14
0
M
18
2
1
10
0
A
0
11
0
M
0
15
0
11
0
A
66
11Nico Hulkenberg
DEU
0
A
2
9
0
15
0
12
1
10
4
8
0
12
10
5
0
12
2
9
0
11
12
4
0
21
0
14
6
7
8
6
4
8
0
A
4
8
10
5
63
12Kamui Kobayashi
JPN
8
6
0
M
1
10
0
13
10
5
0
M
2
9
0
M
0
11
12
4
0
18
0
13
2
9
0
13
15
3
0
M
0
14
8
6
0
14
2
9
60
13Michael Schumacher
DEU
0
M
1
10
0
M
1
10
0
A
0
M
0
M
15
3
6
7
6
7
0
M
6
7
8
6
0
A
0
11
0
13
0
22
0
11
0
16
6
7
49
14Paul Di Resta
GBR
1
10
6
7
0
12
8
6
0
14
6
7
0
11
6
7
0
M
0
11
0
12
1
10
4
8
12
4
0
12
0
12
0
12
2
9
0
15
0
19
46
15Pastor Maldonado
VEN
0
13
0
19
4
8
0
M
25
1
0
A
0
13
0
12
0
16
0
15
0
13
0
M
0
11
0
M
4
8
0
14
0
16
10
5
2
9
0
A
45
16Bruno Senna
BRA
0
16
8
6
6
7
0
22
0
A
1
10
0
17
1
10
2
9
0
17
6
7
0
12
1
10
0
18
0
14
0
15
1
10
4
8
1
10
0
A
31
17Jean-Eric Vergne
FRA
0
11
4
8
0
16
0
14
0
12
0
12
0
15
0
M
0
14
0
14
0
16
4
8
0
A
0
A
0
13
4
8
0
15
0
12
0
A
4
8
16
18Daniel Ricciardo
AUS
2
9
0
12
0
17
0
15
0
13
0
M
0
14
0
11
0
13
0
13
0
15
2
9
0
12
2
9
1
10
2
9
0
13
1
10
0
12
0
13
10
19Vitaly Petrov
RUS
0
M
0
16
0
18
0
16
0
17
0
M
0
19
0
13
-
DS
0
16
0
19
0
14
0
15
0
19
0
17
0
16
0
17
0
16
0
17
0
11
0
20Timo Glock
DEU
0
14
0
17
0
19
0
19
0
18
0
14
0
M
0
18
0
22
0
21
0
15
0
17
0
12
0
16
0
18
0
20
0
14
0
19
0
16
0
21Charles Pic
FRA
0
15
0
20
0
20
0
M
0
M
0
M
0
20
0
15
0
19
0
20
0
20
0
16
0
16
0
16
0
M
0
19
0
19
0
M
0
20
0
12
0
22Heikki Kovalainen
FIN
0
M
0
18
0
23
0
17
0
16
0
13
0
18
0
14
0
17
0
19
0
17
0
17
0
14
0
15
0
15
0
17
0
18
0
13
0
18
0
14
0
23Jérôme D'Ambrosio
BEL
0
13
0
24Narain Karthikeyan
IND
-
DS
0
22
0
22
0
21
0
M
0
15
0
M
0
18
0
21
0
23
0
M
0
A
0
19
0
A
0
M
0
20
0
21
0
A
0
22
0
18
0
25Pedro De la Rosa
ESP
-
DS
0
21
0
21
0
20
0
19
0
A
0
M
0
17
0
20
0
21
0
22
0
18
0
18
0
17
0
18
0
M
0
M
0
17
0
21
0
17
0
KEY:  25
1
NC
M
A
X
W
DS  
 Points Scored in Race
 Position in Race
 Not Classified
 Retired - Mechanical
 Retired - Accident
 Excluded
 Withdrawn
 Did not start
NOTE: The Sporting Regulations provide that if two or more manufacturers 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.

Sebastian Vettel - GER
Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel, Adrian Newey, Christian Horner

Sebastian Vettel, Team Red Bull

Ha, I think at the moment you could prick me and I wouldn’t notice it! It was an unbelievable afternoon. I think providence couldn’t have made it more difficult for us than it actually was! If I think back, the start was not bad but then Mark (Webber) pushed me towards the left side so I had to brake very early and lost positions, which didn’t put me in the best position for Turn Four when suddenly I was hit from behind. I was then unexpectedly facing traffic coming towards me which was not exactly an ideal position! (smiles) I turned the car around and noticed that there wasn’t too much damage - the front wing was still there - and I then realised that it was possible to start the catch-up. When it got dry it got more difficult, as there was damage on the car and I couldn’t overtake on the straight. I think in that phase Ferrari did their best to use Felipe Massa and I think during these laps there were a lot of obstacles put in our way. But that didn’t distract us and when the rain set in towards the end we were able to gain again. I think the pit stop was terribly misplaced - but obviously we were doomed. But all the time we believed in it, even when the traffic was coming towards me at the start. I am still overwhelmed and it’s hard to find the words for what happened today!
Q: You finished the race on the intermediates but it was quite a surprise when you pitted to change from the softs. How did that spice up the race?
SV:
Ha, that indeed didn’t help our ambitions! (laughs) We didn’t have too many tyres left and we lacked pace when it had started to dry. But we knew that it was going to rain so I wanted to stay out for one lap but had lost the team radio in between. I heard them but they couldn’t hear me, which also didn’t help when it suddenly started to rain significantly. I was shouting ‘inter’, ‘inter’ but they couldn’t hear me and when I came in they were not prepared and had to get the tyres out of the pits. We’ve had a tough season - tougher than 2010 and 2011 - with a lot of obstacles that we have had to bat to the side and we did. I was raised in the spirit that lies will catch up with you and that honesty is the best policy so we didn’t let others with their actions distract us and it worked! I am overwhelmed and it will definitely take several days for the whole thing to sink in.


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1Red Bull Racing30
4
2
12
4
11
22
5
4
37
1
4
8
6
11
37
4
1
18
4
7
12
4
M
40
3
1
14
8
5
16
8
4
26
6
2
0
22
20
25
1
11
27
1
9
43
2
1
40
3
1
15
3
A
18
2
M
20
6
4
460
2Scuderia Ferrari10
M
5
25
1
15
2
9
13
8
9
7
18
15
2
23
6
3
11
10
5
25
16
1
30
4
2
25
1
12
12
9
5
10
A
5
27
4
3
19
3
8
18
A
2
27
3
4
26
2
6
24
7
2
27
3
4
33
3
2
400
3Vodafone McLaren Mercedes40
1
3
15
14
3
33
3
2
4
18
8
6
9
8
10
16
5
25
1
16
4
8
19
5
8
10
18
2
M
33
1
6
25
A
1
25
1
M
18
M
2
22
4
5
1
10
M
22
5
4
12
4
M
35
5
1
25
M
1
378
4Lotus F1 Team6
7
A
10
5
A
8
14
6
33
3
2
27
3
4
2
9
A
22
2
8
18
M
2
18
5
6
15
18
3
33
3
2
15
A
3
10
13
5
14
6
7
8
19
6
16
7
5
8
7
9
25
A
1
14
7
6
1
A
10
303
5Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team0
M
12
1
10
13
25
1
M
11
10
5
6
7
A
18
M
2
8
M
6
23
6
3
6
7
15
7
7
10
1
M
10
6
11
7
14
6
7
10
5
A
0
A
11
0
13
M
0
22
11
0
A
11
0
13
16
6
7
15
142
6Sauber F1 Team12
8
6
18
2
M
1
11
10
0
13
11
10
M
5
0
11
M
17
9
3
2
9
M
0
M
11
20
6
4
0
14
18
0
M
13
20
9
2
1
10
13
15
A
3
0
11
M
0
M
14
8
6
15
0
11
14
2
9
A
126
7Sahara Force India F1 Team1
10
A
8
7
9
0
12
15
8
12
6
1
10
14
10
7
8
0
11
12
16
5
7
0
M
12
2
11
9
0
12
11
13
4
10
4
8
21
12
14
4
6
7
12
8
12
6
4
12
8
2
9
A
4
15
8
10
19
5
109
8Williams F1 Team0
13
16
8
6
19
10
8
7
0
M
22
25
A
1
1
A
10
0
13
17
1
10
12
2
9
16
0
15
17
6
7
13
0
12
M
1
10
11
0
M
18
4
8
14
0
15
14
1
16
10
14
5
8
3
10
9
0
A
A
76
9Scuderia Toro Rosso2
11
9
4
8
12
0
16
17
0
15
14
0
13
12
0
M
12
0
14
15
0
11
M
0
14
13
0
13
14
0
15
16
6
9
8
0
A
12
2
9
A
1
13
10
6
9
8
0
15
13
1
10
12
0
A
12
4
8
13
26
10Caterham F1 Team0
M
M
0
16
18
0
23
18
0
16
17
0
17
16
0
M
13
0
19
18
0
14
13
0
17
DS
0
19
16
0
19
17
0
14
17
0
14
15
0
15
19
0
15
17
0
17
16
0
18
17
0
16
13
0
17
18
0
11
14
0
11Marussia F1 Team0
14
15
0
17
20
0
20
19
0
19
M
0
18
M
0
M
14
0
M
20
0
15
0
19
18
0
22
20
0
20
21
0
15
16
0
16
17
0
12
16
0
16
M
0
18
19
0
20
19
0
M
14
0
20
19
0
16
12
0
12HRT F1 Team0
DS
DS
0
21
22
0
21
22
0
20
21
0
M
19
0
A
15
0
M
M
0
17
18
0
21
20
0
23
21
0
M
22
0
18
A
0
18
19
0
17
A
0
M
18
0
M
20
0
21
M
0
17
A
0
22
21
0
18
17
0

Team Red Bull
 


         Não mais teremos um hepta campeão na pista.
Michael Schumacher


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