4 de nov. de 2012

F1 - GP of Abu Dhabi 2012

Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton,  Kimi Räikkönen

Fernando Alonso, Pastor Maldonado, Kimi Räikkönen, Mark Webber

Nico Rosberg, Narain Karthikeyan

Lewis Hamilton

Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber

Sebastian Vettel, Romain Grosjean, Nico Hulkenberg

Mark Webber, Jenson Button, Felipe Massa

Felipe Massa

Kimi Räikkönen, Pastor Maldonado, Fernando Alonso

Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button

Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel
Eric Boullier, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen, Sebastian Vettel

Team Lotus





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		255
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		245
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		198
4Mark 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		167
5Lewis 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		165
6Jenson 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		153
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		95
8Nico 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		93
9Romain 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		90
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		66
11Kamui 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		58
12Nico 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		49
13Paul 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		46
14Pastor 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		43
15Michael 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		43
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		30
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		12
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		10
19Timo 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
20Heikki 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
21Vitaly 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
22Jérôme D'Ambrosio
BEL		0
13		0
23Charles 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
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
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
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.

CONSTRUCTORS  |  PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION
PsConstructorAustralian 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
1Red Bull Racing30
4
2		12
11
4		22
4
5		37
1
4		8
6
11		37
4
1		18
4
7		12
M
4		40
1
3		14
8
5		16
8
4		26
2
6		0
20
22		25
11
1		27
1
9		43
1
2		40
3
1		15
3
A		422
2Scuderia Ferrari10
M
5		25
1
15		2
9
13		8
7
9		18
15
2		23
6
3		11
5
10		25
16
1		30
4
2		25
12
1		12
5
9		10
5
A		27
3
4		19
3
8		18
A
2		27
4
3		26
2
6		24
2
7		340
3Vodafone McLaren Mercedes40
1
3		15
3
14		33
3
2		4
8
18		6
8
9		10
16
5		25
16
1		4
19
8		5
10
8		18
M
2		33
6
1		25
A
1		25
M
1		18
M
2		22
4
5		1
10
M		22
4
5		12
4
M		318
4Lotus F1 Team6
7
A		10
5
A		8
14
6		33
2
3		27
4
3		2
A
9		22
2
8		18
2
M		18
6
5		15
18
3		33
2
3		15
A
3		10
5
13		14
7
6		8
6
19		16
5
7		8
9
7		25
1
A		288
5Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team0
12
M		1
13
10		25
M
1		11
10
5		6
A
7		18
M
2		8
M
6		23
6
3		6
7
15		7
7
10		1
M
10		6
7
11		14
7
6		10
A
5		0
11
A		0
13
M		0
11
22		0
11
A		136
6Sauber F1 Team12
6
8		18
2
M		1
11
10		0
11
13		10
M
5		0
M
11		17
3
9		2
9
M		0
M
11		20
4
6		0
18
14		0
M
13		20
2
9		1
10
13		15
3
A		0
11
M		0
14
M		8
6
15		124
7Sahara Force India F1 Team1
10
A		8
7
9		0
12
15		8
12
6		1
14
10		10
8
7		0
12
11		16
5
7		0
12
M		2
11
9		0
11
12		13
10
4		4
8
21		12
14
4		6
12
7		8
12
6		4
12
8		2
9
A		95
8Williams F1 Team0
13
16		8
6
19		10
7
8		0
M
22		25
1
A		1
A
10		0
17
13		1
10
12		2
9
16		0
15
17		6
13
7		0
12
M		1
10
11		0
M
18		4
14
8		0
15
14		1
10
16		14
5
8		73
9Scuderia Toro Rosso2
11
9		4
12
8		0
16
17		0
14
15		0
13
12		0
M
12		0
14
15		0
M
11		0
14
13		0
14
13		0
16
15		6
8
9		0
A
12		2
9
A		1
13
10		6
8
9		0
13
15		1
10
12		22
10Marussia F1 Team0
14
15		0
17
20		0
20
19		0
M
19		0
M
18		0
M
14		0
M
20		0
15		0
18
19		0
22
20		0
20
21		0
15
16		0
17
16		0
12
16		0
16
M		0
19
18		0
20
19		0
14
M		0
11Caterham F1 Team0
M
M		0
16
18		0
18
23		0
17
16		0
16
17		0
M
13		0
19
18		0
14
13		0
17
DS		0
19
16		0
17
19		0
14
17		0
14
15		0
15
19		0
17
15		0
16
17		0
18
17		0
16
13		0
12HRT F1 Team0
DS
DS		0
22
21		0
21
22		0
21
20		0
M
19		0
15
A		0
M
M		0
17
18		0
21
20		0
23
21		0
M
22		0
A
18		0
18
19		0
17
A		0
M
18		0
M
20		0
M
21		0
A
17		0

Kimi Räikkönen - FIN 
Kimi Räikkönen

Kimi Räikkönen

I’m very happy for the team. We have had hard times lately and hopefully it gives some belief for the people, even more that… I mean they’ve been working very hard the whole year but with the hard times there’s a bit unknown in the whole situation and hopefully for the people who runs the team, who owns the team, the people who works for… for everybody, hopefully it gives a bit more support and hope that things will turn around and be even better than it’s been this year. So, great thing for the team itself, for the guys and, I mean of course I’m happy myself, but if I win it’s great, if I don’t I will try again and it’s not the end of the life. We’ve been close few times but now I said that even the last race I think we had the speed to even win the race but if you don’t start in the front we see what can happen. We knew the start would be a really big key and I got a really good start so I think with the McLaren we didn’t have the speed, at least in the beginning of the race - but then we have to finish the race to win so… I mean after that we were pretty good. Just the safety cars made us a little bit more tricky today.
- So in average we gain some advantage but it’s exactly the same car we have in Korea. So we see how much even this year in all the races some circuits suits better for one team and the next one is not so good for you. We had good speed last race as I’ve already said. We made some mistakes in qualifying and paid the price in the race. So now we put all together like we should have done quite a few times this year but for one reason or another we haven’t. But at least we’ve got one win so we’ll keep try to push still and see what we can do in the next race.
- I think we've had some very good starts before, but compared to the others, today was a pretty normal start on our scale. I managed to pass Mark and Maldonado before I changed into second gear. I'd had a very good start on the warm-up lap so I knew this was going to be good. That was our aim, to try to make a good start and we managed to do it, so it was key for our win today.
For sure, the safety car hurt us much more than the others. We had a good lead and then nothing, and then twice. The first time was when Hamilton was in front of us but it definitely didn't help us today.



Fernando Alonso - ESP
Fernando Alonso
I think we just saw on the board eight laps to go, there was no more concerns about the tyres because obviously doing one stop you never know how the tyres will finish the race, and also after the last safety car we saw Sebastian with the soft and the first three of us, we were with the prime, so we didn’t know how much a threat was Sebastian for fight until the last lap. So after they lost a little bit of time, Jenson and Sebastian, and we didn’t care any more about the tyres, I push 150 per cent for eight laps and I tried to catch Kimi but it was never enough to be within one second for the DRS to be even closer. So at the end we didn’t have the pace to win but fantastic race anyway. We didn’t have the pace this weekend in any practice, in qualifying seventh and ninth and then today we were fighting for a victory - surprising again. This is thanks to a perfect car for the race, a perfect start, perfect strategy, perfect pit stops so everything perfect Sunday for us, maximising what we have in hands.
To be honest we were concentrating on our race. Our simulations we had gave us the possibility to finish fifth or sixth, so we were not very optimistic with today’s race and despite what Sebastian was doing in the race we were taking eight, ten points maximum in our simulations. So we concentrated on our race. He did a very good race and he was able to use the performance in some of the parts of the race when he was in clean air plus the safety cars that I think put the group all together. So at the end I think this is nothing we can do, we just need to concentrate on our race and if we finish in front of Sebastian in the next two races then maybe we have a chance. So that’s our concentration now.



Sebastian Vettel - GER
Sebastian Vettel

Yeah, usually it’s hard enough to fight your way once through the field but we did it twice today so… Yeah, obviously not the first couple of laps we were hoping for. We damaged the front wing early, which didn’t seem to be a big problem but it was probably the worst possible time with the safety car. I think we were already quite high up, close to the top 10, around 13, 14, 15 or something like that. And then I had a moment with the Toro Rosso. I don’t know what he did. He was braking his car down and I was surprised, caught out. Maybe I should have paid more attention, but yeah, I went to the right and I wasn’t very lucky, there was the DRS board, which I took head on and then I thought ‘well, now the front is f**ked at least, so we’ve got to change it,’… (sorry). We did it in the worst possible moment, during the safety car, when all the cars were already queued up and yeah we lost everything. We were dead last. At least we had a fresh wing and from then went through the field. It was a lot of fun. Quite difficult with some guys, a little bit easier with other guys, but the most important thing was that the pace was there and we were in a very strong position - already halfway through the race, 20 laps to the end and also on the soft tyres in the last stint. Obviously the safety car helped a little bit. Nevertheless, I think it was a fantastic race: a great fight with Jenson in the end, who was the most difficult to pass, obviously he was the quickest I passed in the whole race. We know that… I think it’s quite difficult for us to get past a Mercedes-engined car. It was very, very close with him. I enjoyed the fight a lot, tried a couple of times and finally made it. He was very, very fair. You can’t do that kind of move with all the drivers on the grid. And after that not enough laps left to catch up with Kimi and Fernando but the pace was there. Obviously we had an interesting race, up and down all the time and a great result in the end. It was a big chance to lose out a lot today, but we didn’t lose anything, so I’m very happy. The guys are pushing 100 per cent. I feel very happy they’re all behind me and I try to do my best for them. I think we have two more races ahead of us, we’re in the best possible position so I think we’re looking forward to the next race - a new grand prix, a new challenge. It’s difficult to know who is going to be quick but I think it was another race today where we see that it’s over as soon as we see the chequered flag and not before.



Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen, Sebastian Vettel


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