7 de out. de 2012

F1 - GP of Japan 2012



Fernando Alonso

Kimi Räikkönen
Jenson Button, Kamui Kobayashi, Sebastian Vettel

 N. Hulkenberg, Lewis Hamilton

Kimi Räikkönen, Felipe Massa, Jenson Button, Kamui Kobayashi

Sergio Perez, Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Räikkönen, Felipe Massa,  Jenson Button
Felipe Massa, Paul Monaghan, Sebastian Vettel, Kamui Kobayashi

 Paul Monaghan, Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel - Team Red Bull

 

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		0
A		     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		25
1		     190
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		     157
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		     152
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		2
9		     134
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		     131
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		0
A		     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		0
19		     82
9Felipe 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		     69
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		     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		     50
12Paul 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		     44
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		     43
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		6
7		     37
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		     33
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		     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		0
13		     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		1
10		     7
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
4
5		37
4
1		8
11
6		37
1
4		18
7
4		12
M
4		40
1
3		14
5
8		16
4
8		26
2
6		0
22
20		25
11
1		27
1
9		     324
2Vodafone McLaren Mercedes40
1
3		15
14
3		33
3
2		4
8
18		6
9
8		10
5
16		25
1
16		4
8
19		5
10
8		18
2
M		33
1
6		25
A
1		25
1
M		18
2
M		22
4
5		     283
3Scuderia Ferrari10
M
5		25
1
15		2
13
9		8
9
7		18
15
2		23
6
3		11
10
5		25
16
1		30
2
4		25
12
1		12
5
9		10
5
A		27
4
3		19
8
3		18
2
A		     263
4Lotus F1 Team6
7
A		10
A
5		8
6
14		33
2
3		27
4
3		2
9
A		22
2
8		18
M
2		18
5
6		15
18
3		33
2
3		15
A
3		10
5
13		14
7
6		8
19
6		     239
5Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team0
12
M		1
13
10		25
M
1		11
10
5		6
7
A		18
2
M		8
6
M		23
3
6		6
7
15		7
7
10		1
10
M		6
11
7		14
6
7		10
A
5		0
11
A		     136
6Sauber F1 Team12
6
8		18
M
2		1
11
10		0
13
11		10
5
M		0
11
M		17
9
3		2
M
9		0
11
M		20
6
4		0
14
18		0
M
13		20
2
9		1
13
10		15
A
3		     116
7Sahara Force India F1 Team1
A
10		8
7
9		0
15
12		8
6
12		1
10
14		10
7
8		0
11
12		16
5
7		0
12
M		2
11
9		0
11
12		13
4
10		4
21
8		12
14
4		6
7
12		     81
8Williams F1 Team0
13
16		8
19
6		10
7
8		0
M
22		25
A
1		1
10
A		0
13
17		1
10
12		2
16
9		0
15
17		6
7
13		0
M
12		1
10
11		0
M
18		4
8
14		     58
9Scuderia Toro Rosso2
9
11		4
12
8		0
17
16		0
14
15		0
12
13		0
12
M		0
14
15		0
M
11		0
13
14		0
13
14		0
16
15		6
8
9		0
12
A		2
A
9		1
13
10		     15
10Marussia F1 Team0
15
14		0
17
20		0
19
20		0
19
M		0
18
M		0
14
M		0
20
M		0
15		0
18
19		0
22
20		0
20
21		0
16
15		0
16
17		0
16
12		0
16
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
16
19		0
19
17		0
17
14		0
14
15		0
15
19		0
15
17		     0
12HRT F1 Team0
DS
DS		0
21
22		0
22
21		0
21
20		0
M
19		0
A
15		0
M
M		0
18
17		0
21
20		0
21
23		0
M
22		0
A
18		0
19
18		0
A
17		0
18
M		     0

Sebastian Vettel - GER
Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel

Yeah, as I just said, it’s unbelievable. Since yesterday in qualifying, nothing I think could be better. You come across these kinds of races or weekends very, very rarely. Unbelievable. We had a very good start, obviously it was important as Mark was running into trouble at Turn One and Two, I didn’t see what happened behind him. I saw I had a better start than him and Kamui was probably already past Mark before the first corner, I was focusing on my car and to get through the first couple of corners. But, yeah, obviously very quickly saw the safety car boards. Wasn’t sure what happened. When we came around the first time, surprisingly there was nothing there, so I think the marshals probably did a very good job cleaning up the track. I don’t know how many cars were involved but obviously, yeah, it was crucial to not be in that kind of pack. And after that I had a very, very good race car. It was behaving very well, so yeah, it’s very difficult to describe why. We didn’t have major upgrades for this race. I think it was just the fact of the car suiting to the track, finding the right setup on Friday and then toward Saturday it was just coming together. The balance was there and it was just working. I think we had a fantastic race and I said to the guys, when you have a dream about how your race car should be, that’s exactly what you’re wishing for, so I’m very, very happy and very proud of the team. They stayed very calm all the race. The pitstops obviously we had a big gap so we had a bit of luxury to the guys behind to drop some time – but they seemed very focused. Also, inside the car I tried not to drop too much time, because obviously with the sun coming down, the sun was quite low in the end and there’s a couple of tricky corners, especially Turn Eight, entrance of 13 where we’ve seen cars spinning over the weekend. And it’s very easy to get carried away and think about the corner after the present corner; you start to think ahead and lose the focus and do a little mistake. I tried to stay in the moment and until the end it was fantastic because I had a car where I could control the race and I could push as hard as I wanted to and take care of the tyres, so – not to make this too long – all in all it was… fantastic.


Felipe Massa - BRA
Felipe Massa

Felipe Massa

Felipe Massa

Felipe Massa

First of all I think my start was very good, I was able to overtake Lewis and then I get to corner one, I saw that Fernando and Kimi went a little bit outside… not outside of the track but very wide after corner one and then I pull inside both, so I was able to overtake both, and then after I saw Mark spinning around, I think a car push him, which I don’t remember very well but I think a car touch him and it push him and he’s spinning in front of me. Then I saw a space and I was able to go on the throttle and take this space and even take the KERS as it was another two cars going out of the corner a little bit slower. I was able to overtake these two cars by using the KERS and going before on the throttle. I think the start was a little bit complicated in corner one but I think we did a perfect job with all these things happening. After that, I was behind Jenson and Kamui, and Jenson was not so quick, so anyway, it was very important. It’s very difficult to overtake in this track, so as soon as they stop I prefer to stay out just to see. And then I improve half a second straight away and a little bit more in the next lap and I think they were a little bit in traffic, so I managed to pass both and then the pace was very good on the hard as well. So, very consistent, very good. Actually, the pace was very good since the whole weekend – unfortunately I couldn’t do a very good qualifying yesterday but y’know I think I was very happy with the car all weekend and very nice to be on the podium again after a little bit of time. Hopefully this is just the beginning of many podiums now in front.


Kamui Kobayashi - JPN
Kamui Kobayashi

Kamui Kobayashi

Kamui Kobayashi

Well, it was a fantastic race. We really working hard to get the podium, and you know my team mate has a couple of podiums already but myself, I had a couple of chance in qualifying, I mean I had good position to start, but always I never had luck. I mean we struggle at the start. But this time, maybe it’s good to start third, it’s no front row but the feeling was good because we had a long run on Friday and that was, I think pretty good pace and we had good confidence for the rest of the week. So, I think, when I gained position to second after the start, I was pretty sure to be on the podium. But then some point I think we really struggle a lot to hold Jenson. Especially the last stint was really tough because I change quite early for hard compound tyres but I think Jenson change, I think, a couple of laps later and I think that’s what’s really challenging for us. But if we want to hold Jenson we have to do it. And finally we need to manage tyres, I mean in the last couple of laps. It was within one second and really challenging for us – but I think finally we finish in the points, on the podium and that’s fantastic. Especially in front of my home grand prix, my first podium, that’s… y’know… amazing. Before the race I was joking: a couple of times I have a chance to get podium but I have bad luck and I couldn’t get it. But maybe I get this race in podium, maybe it’s something in destiny, y’know? So I’m very happy for the fans. There’s so many people supporting us. When we look there is so much crowd around the circuit and that’s amazing. Really, thanks to all the fans. I think we need to keep going for the future.

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