23 de set. de 2012

F1 - GP of Singapore 2012




Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Räikkönen

Paul di Resta


Lewis Hamilton

Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel

Force India

Kimi Räikkönen, Jean-Eric Vergne, Michael Schumacher,

Kimi Räikkönen
Sebastian Vettel

Jenson Button, Ole Shack, Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso

Team Red Bull - Christian Horner, Sebastian Vettel




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
1Fernando 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		      194
2Sebastien 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		      165
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		      149
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		      142
5Mark 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		      132
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		      119
7Nico 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		      93
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		      82
9Sergio 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		      66
10Felipe 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		      51
11Paul 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		      44
12Michael 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		      43
13Kamui 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		      35
14Nico 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		      31
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		      29
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		      25
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		      8
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		      6
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
4
11		22
5
4		37
1
4		8
11
6		37
1
4		18
7
4		12
4
M		40
3
1		14
8
5		16
4
8		26
2
6		0
20
22		25
1
11		      297
2Vodafone McLaren Mercedes40
1
3		15
3
14		33
3
2		4
8
18		6
9
8		10
16
5		25
1
16		4
19
8		5
8
10		18
M
2		33
6
1		25
A
1		25
1
M		18
M
2		      261
3Scuderia Ferrari10
M
5		25
15
1		2
9
13		8
7
9		18
15
2		23
6
3		11
10
5		25
1
16		30
4
2		25
12
1		12
5
9		10
5
A		27
4
3		19
8
3		      245
4Lotus F1 Team6
7
A		10
A
5		8
6
14		33
3
2		27
4
3		2
A
9		22
2
8		18
M
2		18
5
6		15
18
3		33
3
2		15
3
A		10
13
5		14
7
6		      231
5Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team0
M
12		1
10
13		25
M
1		11
5
10		6
7
A		18
2
M		8
6
M		23
6
3		6
15
7		7
7
10		1
10
M		6
7
11		14
6
7		10
5
A		      136
6Sauber F1 Team12
6
8		18
M
2		1
10
11		0
11
13		10
M
5		0
11
M		17
9
3		2
M
9		0
11
M		20
4
6		0
14
18		0
13
M		20
2
9		1
13
10		      101
7Sahara Force India F1 Team1
A
10		8
7
9		0
12
15		8
6
12		1
10
14		10
7
8		0
12
11		16
7
5		0
M
12		2
9
11		0
12
11		13
10
4		4
8
21		12
4
14		      75
8Williams F1 Team0
16
13		8
6
19		10
8
7		0
M
22		25
1
A		1
A
10		0
17
13		1
10
12		2
16
9		0
15
17		6
7
13		0
M
12		1
11
10		0
M
18		      54
9Scuderia Toro Rosso2
11
9		4
8
12		0
16
17		0
14
15		0
13
12		0
M
12		0
14
15		0
11
M		0
14
13		0
13
14		0
15
16		6
8
9		0
12
A		2
9
A		      14
10Marussia F1 Team0
14
15		0
20
17		0
20
19		0
19
M		0
M
18		0
14
M		0
20
M		0
15		0
18
19		0
20
22		0
21
20		0
15
16		0
16
17		0
12
16		      0
11Caterham F1 Team0
M
M		0
18
16		0
23
18		0
16
17		0
16
17		0
M
13		0
18
19		0
14
13		0
17
DS		0
19
16		0
17
19		0
14
17		0
15
14		0
15
19		      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
22
M		0
A
18		0
19
18		0
A
17		      0

Sebastian Vettel - GER 
Sebastian Vettel
I think it’s one of the toughest races of the year to be honest. It’s very long; the full two hours. The circuit is a killer. There’s so many bumps, there’s no space for mistakes and the race just seems to go on forever. Obviously we benefited from Lewis’ failure. A couple of laps before that he lost some oil and then after that I think we generally we had very, very strong pace all weekend. I had a good start, which got us into second and in the hunt. The pace was there so... I’m just incredibly happy and proud because this is a such a tough race. I would like to dedicate it to one very, very special man, Professor Sid Watkins who passed away and we remember him for sure. I think he is one of the biggest reasons we can go out on a circuit like this and enjoy ourselves and be reasonably safe. He pushed the boundaries in terms of safety for all of us, so a big thank you to him.
Yeah, it just underlines that we obviously struggled a bit yesterday, especially in the last section of qualifying. Up to then I think it was fine and the pace was there. The confirmation was straight away there in the grand prix when we found ourselves behind Lewis and were able to push him quite hard. I think he was obviously trying to save his tyres, we were trying to save the tyres. It’s a bit of a different race, it’s very tactical but I think the pace was there in the race throughout. Also, towards the end versus Jenson I think we could have an answer every time he was going quick and it was a good finish of the Grand Prix. Obviously it’s a long race, a lot of laps - we did the full two hours again - but it’s fun in a way, you are excited, a bit nervous before the race starts, knowing there is a little bit of a marathon coming, but I think that’s what makes this race so special: not just racing at night, it’s also the circuit with a lot of corners, a lot of bumps, making it extremely difficult. It’s a great challenge for us. Very happy with the result, obviously. I think the team deserves a big thank you. In fact working in these conditions is very, very hot and in the garage it is another 10, 15 degrees hotter than outside. So not the nicest office to work it but obviously it’s nice to give a little bit of champagne back and bring a trophy home - so I’m very happy.


Jenson Button - GBR
Jenson Button
First of all, good evening everyone. Was that fun? Good. It was a pretty tough two hours for us. The re-start? Sebastian accelerated and braked for the right-hander and I just didn’t expect that, such a speed difference. So I hit the brakes, locked up and just missed the rear of his car, because that would have been quite embarrassing. But we got through it and yeah it’s a good second place. I’m reasonably happy with that. We all want to win, but you can’t win them all.
The important thing for us is we have a very good car. I think the team are doing a fantastic job and it seems that every race we go to we really do have a chance of winning so that’s important to us.
Yeah, the pace on the supersoft was good. I could look after the tyres pretty well – not that it did me any good anyway because after the pitstops they had a gap because they went to new tyres earlier than me, so it didn’t really work out. And on the harder of the two tyres, the balance wasn’t as good and I couldn’t really look after the tyres and degradation was reasonably high so, yeah, not too bad. Would have been nicer to have pushed Sebastian a bit harder: you never know around a street circuit when you push someone hard, so there was always the possibility that we could do one step better but it wasn’t to be; Sebastian didn’t make any mistakes and we came away with a second. Reasonably good points and it’s nice to get some good points back on the board after the DNF in Monza.


Fernando Alonso - ESP
Fernando Alonso

 Of course, is one of the best tracks to drive, to enjoy. The weekend in general is out of our normal routine, let’s say, of times etcetera. We enjoy driving here, the atmosphere is fantastic, the layout is quite interesting and it was a fun race again.
I think we were not very competitive this weekend so we struggled a little with the pace of the car and yesterday we managed to put a good lap in Q3 and that was a little bit the best part of the weekend. Because if you start at the rear I think you are having problems all the race, so starting in fifth, it was OK. Then the start was so-so. We lost position with di Resta and then we recovered in first and second corner, and then we fight a little bit with Maldonado so I think the safety car arrive in the worst moment for us because we have stopped and changed the tyres five laps before the safety car, so we didn’t have the pitstop for free like the others did. So, it was, I think with all these difficulties, if we put altogether, arriving third in our difficult weekend is for sure a fantastic result in terms of points.


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