Nothing to post - Alguersuari dreaming for RedBull without a wheel

Driver standings and Constructor standings after China 2011

Driver Standings:
1. Sebastian Vettel 68pct
2. Lewis Hamilton 47pct
3. Jenson Button 38pct
4. Mark Webber 37pct
5. Fernando Alonso 26pct
6. Felipe Massa 24pct
7. Vitaly Petrov 17pct
8. Nick Heidfeld 15pct
9. Nico Rosberg 10pct
10. Kamui Kobayashi 7pct
11. Michael Schumacher 6pct
12. Sebastien Buemi 4pct
13. Adrian Sutil 2pct
14. Paul di Resta 2pct

China, Shanghai - Race results

1. Lewis Hamilton 1hr 36min 58.226 sec
2. Sebastian Vettel +5.1 sec (bad strategy)
3. Mark Webber +7.5 sec (incredible - starting 18th)
4. Jenson Button +10.0 sec
5. Nico Rosberg +13.4 sec (fuel very low)
6. Felipe Massa +15.8 sec
7. Fernando Alonso +30.6 sec
8. Michael Schumacher +31.0 sec
9. Vitaly Petrov +57.4 sec
10. Kamui Kobayashi +63.2 sec
11. Paul di Resta +68.7 sec
12. Nick Heidfeld +72.7 sec
13. Rubens Barrichello +90.1 sec
14 . Sebastien Buemi +90.6 sec

This year pole in China (Vettel)

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Driver standings by Qualifying after China 2011

1. Sebastian Vettel 75pct
2. Lewis Hamilton 51pct
3. Jenson Button 42pct
4. Fernando Alonso 30pct
5. Mark Webber 30pct
6. Nico Rosberg 20pct
7. Felipe Massa 18pct
8. Vitaly Petrov 13pct
9. Nick Heidfeld 8pct
10. Jaime Alguersuari 6pct
11. Paul di Resta 4pct
12. Kamui Kobayashi 3pct
13. Sebastian Buemi 3pct

Qaulifying Shanghai - starting grid 2011(China)

1. Sebastian Vettel 1:33.706
2. Jenson Button 1:34.421
3. Lewis Hamilton 1:34.463
4. Nico Rosberg 1:34.670
5. Fernando Alonso 1:35.119
6. Felipe Massa 1:35.145
7. Jaime Alguersuari 1:36.158
8. Paul di Resta 1:36.190
9. Sebastien Buemi 1:36.203

Practice 3 in China - Results

1. Sebastian Vettel 1:34.968
2. Jenson Button 1:35.176
3. Lewis Hamilton 1:35.373
4. Nico Rosberg 1:35.677
5. Fernando Alonso 1:35.818
6. Felipe Massa 1:35.971

Nothing to post - Heidfeld hit the piano and spins

In practice 1 at Shanghai International GP, Heidfeld hit the throttle at maximum on the piano and spins entering in the tires of the sideline.

Preview 2011 Shanghai, Chinese GP

Shanghai is the largest city in China with a population of over 20 million people in its metropolitan area.

This city has hosted the Formula One Chinese Grand Prix at Shanghai International Circuit every year since 2004. It's a modern track with stunning architecture and has 2 straight lines, where speed can get over 310 km/h and when was completed in 2004, it was the most expensive Formula One circuit facility, costing $240 million.

Technique details:

Shanghai Circuit has 5.5 km, 56 laps with a race distance 306 km, 6 highspeed straches, 5 slow turns(2, 3,5, 10 and 13), 3 ideal spots for overtaking(5, 8 and 13) and a top speed around 312 km/h.

Statistics:

First race was held in 04' and woned by Rubens Barichello and the fastest lap was made by Michael Schumacher with Ferrari in 2004 with a lap time of 1:32.238 in a race. Ferrari won 3 times here and Mclaren just 2 times.

Winners:

2004 - Rubens Barichello

2005 - Fernando Alonso

2006 - Michael Schumacher

2007 - Kimi Raikkonen

2008 - Lewis Hamilton

2009 - Sebastian Vettel

2010 - Jenson Button

Last year pole - Sebastian Vettel :1:32.160

Best circuit preview with Mark Webber: