2010 British Grand Prix grid
| Row 1 | 1. Sebastian Vettel 1’29.615 Red Bull-Renault |
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| 2. Mark Webber 1’29.758 Red Bull-Renault |
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| Row 2 | 3. Fernando Alonso 1’30.426 Ferrari |
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| 4. Lewis Hamilton 1’30.556 McLaren-Mercedes |
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| Row 3 | 5. Nico Rosberg 1’30.625 Mercedes |
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| 6. Robert Kubica 1’31.040 Renault |
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| Row 4 | 7. Felipe Massa 1’31.172 Ferrari |
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| 8. Rubens Barrichello 1’31.175 Williams-Cosworth |
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| Row 5 | 9. Pedro de la Rosa 1’31.274 Sauber-Ferrari |
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| 10. Michael Schumacher 1’31.430 Mercedes |
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| Row 6 | 11. Adrian Sutil 1’31.399 Force India-Mercedes |
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| 12. Kamui Kobayashi 1’31.421 Sauber-Ferrari |
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| Row 7 | 13. Nico Hülkenberg 1’31.635 Williams-Cosworth |
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| 14. Jenson Button 1’31.699 McLaren-Mercedes |
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| Row 8 | 15. Vitaly Petrov 1’31.796 Renault |
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| 16. Sebastien Buemi 1’32.012 Toro Rosso-Ferrari |
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| Row 9 | 17. Jaime Alguersuari 1’32.430 Toro Rosso-Ferrari |
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| 18. Heikki Kovalainen 1’34.405 Lotus-Cosworth |
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| Row 10 | 19. Timo Glock 1’34.775 Virgin-Cosworth |
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| 20. Vitantonio Liuzzi* 1’31.708 Force India-Mercedes |
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| Row 11 | 21. Jarno Trulli 1’34.864 Lotus-Cosworth |
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| 22. Lucas di Grassi 1’35.212 Virgin-Cosworth |
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| Row 12 | 23. Karun Chandhok 1’36.576 HRT-Cosworth |
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| 24. Sakon Yamamoto 1’36.968 HRT-Cosworth |
*Five-place penalty for impeding
2010 British Grand Prix
- Technical review: British Grand Prix
- Liuzzi explains hard tyre struggle
- Ten F1 fans’ stories from Silverstone
- 2010 British Grand Prix – the complete F1 Fanatic race weekend review
- Was new Silverstone a success? (Poll)
- Alonso: we’ll catch Red Bull in Germany
- Michael wants Silverstone bumps eased
- Who was the best driver of the British Grand Prix weekend? (Poll)
- Both cars in points (Williams race review)
- Kobayashi takes sixth (Sauber race review)
sato113 (@sato113) said on 10th July 2010, 14:11
good from Hamilton grabbing 4th place back from rosberg in the dying seconds. unlucky for alonso getting held up by BAR. I wonder if WEB can slip up the inside from 2nd to 1st?
Victor. said on 10th July 2010, 14:11
I love how positions 2 to 6 are covered by 5 different teams…
On a different note – my god is Reb Bull quick…
Ng said on 10th July 2010, 14:16
Yea.. i agree, red bull is thunder quick..lets hope Mclaren will be back next race with their diffuser.. seems like the diffuser is really making a big diff to performance. Nonetheless, impreessive job from Lewis Hamilton, snatching Fourth with a really struggling car.
Tomorrow’s race is well-placed! We got good starters, with Lewis Hamilton, Fernando, Seb Vet alongside ! It will be a Thundering Start!
Interesting Day Tomorrow!
Enigma (@enigma) said on 10th July 2010, 14:22
Hamilton won the British GP from 4th on the grid in 2008. Webber started 2nd there too but spun on the Hangar straight. Vettel retired on lap 1.
Now that would make an interesting race!
rfs said on 10th July 2010, 14:56
It was very wet that day though.
Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys) said on 10th July 2010, 14:28
Argh, what happened to Petrov? His first real chance to not only match Kubica but better him, and his car gives out!
mateuss said on 10th July 2010, 14:58
Beat Kubica? I think you have misjudged the practice times. For me Petrov looked as usual, which I must say is not impressive, even though he is up against one of the best drivers in F1, I think if he does not raise his game this year Renault will be looking for someone else for 2011. And honestly I don’t see him raising his game.
BasCB said on 10th July 2010, 14:35
Apart from the front runners, where Hamilton pulled the maximum out of the car, Yamamoto impressed by being less than 0.5 off Chandhok and being inside the 107% margin.
Also seems Virgin is starting to bring updates to the car that actually improve it’s speed.
The new teams are falling a little bit behind again here though, it’s almost 2 seconds to Jaime
Scribe (@scribe) said on 10th July 2010, 14:40
On a track such as this, it’s all we can expect.
sato113 (@sato113) said on 11th July 2010, 0:31
yeah at Spa the gap will be more like 5 seconds!
Dev said on 10th July 2010, 14:46
i was expecting Red Bull to crush everyone by around a second or so… this track is much like Barcelona… very technical and unforgiving…
Ferrari looked okay, Mclaren could only save face at home cause of Hamilton… Renault are getting very close to Mercedes GP
Williams & Sauber have made decent step forward… whereas Mercedes GP, Force India & Toro Rosso have been struggling to catch the guys in front..
Red Bull should finish 1 & 2, expect Hamilton & Alonso to give some entertaining fight upfront… & would be very interesting to see how Button performs from P14… time for him to show why is the world Champ?!
Steph90 (@steph90) said on 10th July 2010, 15:59
Find it hilarious how Liuzzi now has a 5 grid place penalty after weeks of moaning about traffic
BBQ2 said on 10th July 2010, 16:08
Interesting LH was against the switch while JB was for it and still performed worse than LH in qualifying……
Why did McLaren not allowed each driver to pick which is best for them? Maybe LH could have found a way to drive around the problems…. who knows.
sato113 (@sato113) said on 10th July 2010, 22:56
just look at P9 for De La Rosa. incredible. and not bad too from KOB in P12. looks like it’s time for Pedro’s first points of the year.