Alonso overtook Button in a difficult spot with a very nice maneuver for 3rd place at that moment
2011Interlagos
Monday, 28 November 2011
Driver standings and Constructor standings after Interlagos (BR) 2011
1. Sebastian Vettel 392pct
2. Jenson Button 270pct
3. Mark Webber 258pct
4. Fernando Alonso 257pct
2. Jenson Button 270pct
3. Mark Webber 258pct
4. Fernando Alonso 257pct
Brazil, Interlagos Circuit - Race results
2011
1. Mark Webber 1:32:17.464 (perfect start - which is not too common for australian driver, very nice race although the RedBull strategy for first pit stop was not much in the interest of Webber when the team decided that Vettel stop first even if Mark Webber had much more tyre degradation, but anyway in the lap 40 taked the lead and won the race with a last lap - record lap)
2. Sebastian Vettel +16.9 sec (good start, nice race etc although he had or not that gearbox overheating problem; RedBull has shown once again the superiority of its car or of its drivers: vettel managed to win 2nd place with a problem and Webber with his last lap record as a kind of arrogance)
3. Jenson Button +27.6 sec (amazing race, its a shame that in the 1st part of the race lose too much time, because in last part of the race with hard tyres his race rhytm is fantastic)
4. Fernando Alonso +35.0 sec (after overtook Hamilton at the start, he overtook Button in a very difficult spot, but hard tyres gave headaches for Ferrari and Button took advantage of this problem)
5. Felipe Massa +66.7 sec (good race, even if he couldn't be on the height of front drivers and maybe next year will be on top again like 2008 season; we saw a nice burnout after race ended of the brazilian driver)
6. Adrian Sutil +1 lap
Sunday, 27 November 2011
Driver standings by Qualifying after Brazil 2011
1. Sebastian Vettel 444pct
2. Mark Webber 284pct
3. Lewis Hamilton 282pct
4. Jenson Button 231pct
5. Fernando Alonso 207pct
6. Felipe Massa 162pct
7. Nico Rosberg 120pct
8. Michael Schumacher 45pct
9. Vitaly Petrov 43pct
2. Mark Webber 284pct
3. Lewis Hamilton 282pct
4. Jenson Button 231pct
5. Fernando Alonso 207pct
6. Felipe Massa 162pct
7. Nico Rosberg 120pct
8. Michael Schumacher 45pct
9. Vitaly Petrov 43pct
News
- DHL (world’s leading express and logistics company and a Global Partner of F1) announced that Mark Webber is the winner of the DHL Fastest Lap Award of 2011 after the australian clinched the award with one race of the season still remaining. The rules for winning the the DHL Fastest Lap Award are very simple: 1 point is awarded to the driver who records the fastest lap in every Grand Prix race. The driver with the most points at the end of the season wins the award
- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber driver) wore a special helmet in Brazil this weekend and will wear in the race too, personally designed for him by Joe Hahn (producer and member of Linkin Park). The helmet will be auctioned after Sunday’s race to raise money for Japanese earthquake victims
- HRT announced on Monday that Pedro de la Rosa has signed a two-year contract to race for them starting 2012. So, the 40-year-old Spaniard, will leave his current role as test driver for McLaren - one he has performed on and off since 2003
- Eric Boullier says that, unfortunately, Kubica will not be able to be at the first test, which means he will not be able to start the season, so we'll have to wait longer for the polish return in F1
- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber driver) wore a special helmet in Brazil this weekend and will wear in the race too, personally designed for him by Joe Hahn (producer and member of Linkin Park). The helmet will be auctioned after Sunday’s race to raise money for Japanese earthquake victims
- HRT announced on Monday that Pedro de la Rosa has signed a two-year contract to race for them starting 2012. So, the 40-year-old Spaniard, will leave his current role as test driver for McLaren - one he has performed on and off since 2003
- Eric Boullier says that, unfortunately, Kubica will not be able to be at the first test, which means he will not be able to start the season, so we'll have to wait longer for the polish return in F1
Qualifying Interlagos Circuit - starting grid 2011(Brazil)
1. Sebastian Vettel 1:11.918
2. Mark Webber 1:12.099
3. Jenson Button 1:12.283
4. Lewis Hamilton 1:12.480
5. Fernando Alonso 1:12.591
2. Mark Webber 1:12.099
3. Jenson Button 1:12.283
4. Lewis Hamilton 1:12.480
5. Fernando Alonso 1:12.591
Practice 3 in Brazil - Results
2011
1. Sebastian Vettel 1:12.460 2. Jenson Button 1:12.547
3. Mark Webber 1:12.597
4. Lewis Hamilton 1:12.622
Practice 1 and 2 in Brazil - Results
2011
Practice 21. Lewis Hamilton 1:13.392
2. Sebastian Vettel 1:13.559
3. Mark Webber 1:13.587
4. Fernando Alonso 1:13.598
5. Michael Schumacher 1:13.723
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