Chinese Grand Prix in pictures
Nico Rosberg crosses the finish line in third place
A sprinkling of rain produced action and overtaking galore in Shanghai. Have a look at these pictures from the Chinese Grand Prix.
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- Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber, Shanghai, 2010
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- Sebastien Buemi, Toro Rosso, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitantonio Liuzzi, Force India, Shanghai, 2010
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- Chinese Grand Prix formation lap
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- Chinese Grand Prix start
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- Chinese Grand Prix start
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- Chinese Grand Prix start
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- Chinese Grand Prix start
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jaime Alguersuari, Toro Rosso, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Rubens Barrichello, Williams, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jaime Algueruari, Toro Rosso, Shanghai, 2010
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- Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Adrian Sutil, Force India, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jaime Alguersuari, Toro Rosso, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jarno Trulli, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Rubens Barrichello, Williams, Shanghai, 2010
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- Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Pedro de la Rosa, Sauber, Shanghai, 2010
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- Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Adrian Sutil, Force India, Shanghai, 2010
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- Robert Kubica, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Pedro de la Rosa, Sauber, Shanghai, 2010
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- Michael Schumacher, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Michael Schumacher. Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Pedro de la Rosa, Sauber, Shanghai, 2010
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- Rubens Barrichello, Williams, Shanghai, 2010
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- Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jarno Trulli, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Hülkenberg, Williams, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Michael Schumacher. Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Vitaly Petrov, Renault, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Michael Schumacher. Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Michael Schumacher, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Adrian Sutil, Force India, Shanghai, 2010
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- Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Shanghai, 2010
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- Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jarno Trulli, Lotus, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Adrian Sutil, Force India, Shanghai, 2010
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- Mark Webber, Red Bull, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, Shanghai, 2010
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- Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
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- McLaren, Shanghai, 2010
2010 Chinese Grand Prix
- Sunday in Shanghai – a fans’ view of the 2010 Chinese Grand Prix
- 2010 Chinese Grand Prix – the complete F1 Fanatic review
- Ferrari deny Alonso-Massa rift
- Points for Petrov and first McLaren 1-2 since 2007 (Chinese GP stats and facts)
- Safety car spares Hamilton and Alonso’s blushes (Chinese Grand Prix analysis)
- Chinese Grand Prix fastest laps
- Chinese Grand Prix in pictures
- Webber loses out in safety car incident
- Button leads McLaren to one-two in wet race
- Hamilton’s pit lane dice with Vettel could cost him second (Update: no penalty)
More pictures to follow
Images (C) Ferrari spa, Bridgestone/Ercole Colombo, Renault/LAT, Williams/LAT, Lotus F1, www.mclaren.com, Getty Images/Red Bull, Force India F1 Team, Daimler
Giuseppe said on 18th April 2010, 15:43
Thanks for the hi-res pics
Mike said on 18th April 2010, 15:54
WOW, some really amazing pictures! thanks a lot!
Xamanara said on 18th April 2010, 16:07
In capitalist world, Hamilton passes Petrov. In Soviet Russia and Communist China, Petrov lets Hamilton pass.
pete said on 18th April 2010, 19:20
Poor form! It should go something like this:
In Soviet Russia, Grand Prix finishes YOU!
Xamanara said on 18th April 2010, 20:27
In capitalist world you watch Formula 1. In Soviet Russia Formula 1 is not watched.
Robbie said on 18th April 2010, 20:33
I don’t think you quite grasp it.
Xamanara said on 18th April 2010, 20:53
In Communist China (which has changed towards capitalism) Petrov gets prize money for points finish. In Soviet Russia, the prize money is taken away from the sportsman?
sato113 said on 18th April 2010, 16:35
great pics.
i bet if it was hamilton who had jump started into the lead the media would instantly label him a ‘cheater’.
shame FOM missed a few crucial overtakes live, (like BUT passing VET)
slr said on 18th April 2010, 19:57
FOM are not very good at showing all the exicting parts of a race. I think that’s one reason why many thought Bahrain was boring.
pete said on 18th April 2010, 19:23
Is there a stat kept somewhere of the positions gained on track (eg through an overtake) and for what position?
I would be very interested in studying all the overtakes and in respect to their performance/position.
I’m guessing Hamilton is one of the top overtakers so far this season but many of those were over drivers and cars which he should have never been behind to begin with.
Icthyes said on 18th April 2010, 19:26
Notice that in McLaren’s team photo Hamilton is the only one not wearing an orange jersey ;-)
Xamanara said on 18th April 2010, 20:24
This jersey is stupid. I don’t wanna wear it. All of this is stupid. I’m going home!
fordsrule said on 19th April 2010, 6:43
Maybe because he had to see the stewards?
PeterG said on 19th April 2010, 10:17
What’s wrong with Orange ;-)
Maybe they only have 1 locker room and Button beat him to it (again) 8)
R.E.M. said on 18th April 2010, 19:57
4 races… yet not one where all 24 cars start on the Grid. :(
I’m waiting for that so I can have a picture on my desktop. It looks wrong when there are cars missing.
Great pictures as always though!
JR said on 19th April 2010, 3:58
You must be new to F1. It is only wrong when Massa doesn’t win … or at least a Ferrari :)
slr said on 18th April 2010, 19:58
I like those trophies. They look cool.
meszkov said on 18th April 2010, 20:10
great pics but only one kubica :(
Robbie said on 18th April 2010, 20:32
I was hoping there’d be a shot of the Hamilton vs Schumacher battle.
silencer said on 19th April 2010, 7:45
here’s one
http://en.espnf1.com/china/motorsport/image/14901.html?page=2
fordsrule said on 19th April 2010, 9:23
I was hoping there would be more Senna ones, And Alonso in the gravel of course :D But still Great Pics.
Patrickl said on 20th April 2010, 0:21
I saw a picture of Webber hanging over de McLaren looking inside of the cockpit. Was that here? I cannot find it anymore.
fordsrule said on 21st April 2010, 5:36
I saw that one to, maybe autosport?