2012 Italian Grand Prix grid
2012 Italian Grand Prix
| Row 1 | 1. Lewis Hamilton 1’24.01 McLaren |
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| 2. Jenson Button 1’24.133 McLaren |
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| Row 2 | 3. Felipe Massa 1’24.247 Ferrari |
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| 4. Michael Schumacher 1’24.54 Mercedes |
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| Row 3 | 5. Sebastian Vettel 1’24.802 Red Bull |
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| 6. Nico Rosberg 1’24.833 Mercedes |
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| Row 4 | 7. Kimi Raikkonen 1’24.855 Lotus |
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| 8. Kamui Kobayashi 1’25.109 Sauber |
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| Row 5 | 9. Paul di Resta* 1’24.304 Force India |
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| 10. Fernando Alonso 1’25.678 Ferrari |
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| Row 6 | 11. Mark Webber 1’24.809 Red Bull |
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| 12. Sergio Perez 1’24.901 Sauber |
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| Row 7 | 13. Bruno Senna 1’25.042 Williams |
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| 14. Daniel Ricciardo 1’25.312 Toro Rosso |
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| Row 8 | 15. Jerome D’Ambrosio 1’25.408 Lotus |
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| 16. Jean-Eric Vergne 1’25.441 Toro Rosso |
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| Row 9 | 17. Heikki Kovalainen 1’26.382 Caterham |
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| 18. Vitaly Petrov 1’26.887 Caterham |
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| Row 10 | 19. Timo Glock 1’27.039 Marussia |
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| 20. Charles Pic 1’27.073 Marussia |
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| Row 11 | 21. Narain Karthikeyan 1’27.441 HRT |
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| 22. Pastor Maldonado** 1’24.82 Williams |
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| Row 12 | 23. Pedro de la Rosa 1’27.629 HRT |
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| 24. Nico Hulkenberg*** No time Force India |
*Five-place penalty due to gearbox change
**Two five-place penalties due to infringements during the Belgian Grand Prix
***Failed to beat 107% time, granted dispensation from the stewards to start
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verstappen (@verstappen) said on 8th September 2012, 15:17
Poor Kartikeyan, outqualifying his teammate, only to find Maldonado behind!
Tango (@tango) said on 8th September 2012, 19:20
I laughed so much to that ! thanks @verstappen !
Manter MBS (@sridharbhanu) said on 8th September 2012, 16:44
As a dedicated FI fan, I am saddened by the bad luck. Anyway, Paul has a good chance to end up in top 6, if the race is planned well.
ducatiusa (@ducatiusa) said on 8th September 2012, 16:55
Ferrari had technical problem, let’s not start the theory of Massa doing it on purpose. Alonso could have had the pole but I’m sure he will have a nice race maybe even a podium. I hope Massa would take some points away to HAMILTON. iNTERESTING GP coming up
Karthikeyan (@ridiculous) said on 8th September 2012, 17:35
Everyone keeps going one and one about Alonso’s bad luck, but the way I see it it would have been an issue only if it had happened tomorrow in the race
Antonio Nartea (@tony031r) said on 8th September 2012, 17:37
There are going to be a lot of hot points in tomorrow’s race, based on what happened on track in the last couple of days.
Ferrari trying to keep, respectively get McLaren in sight with Red Bull and Lotus closely following; Force India taking on Mercedes; Sauber trying to conserve tyres and make a one stopper work. Plus, I expect the whole heap of mechanical issues and mistakes we’ve seen on track in practice and quali to take their toll as well.
I must say I’m also a bit dissapointed with D’Ambrosio’s performance. I mean, I expected him to be quite far behind Raikkonen, but not that far. Struggling and barely getting into Q2 is a bit of an underperformance in that car, to be honest.
skd said on 8th September 2012, 21:37
Monza is a bit unfair to be your first race weekend, scary track the way they trim these cars
Ambik (@ambikm) said on 8th September 2012, 17:43
I genuinely feel bad for both the Force India’s. I mean they are amazingly fast. Without Nico being down with that issue,it would definitely be tough for Vettle to go into the Q3. He was on the margin. I hope atleast the Force India can manage some good position with the strategy and the race pace(specially with Nico).
jandersonmba said on 8th September 2012, 17:54
Wow!
William Brierty said on 8th September 2012, 19:12
Personally I think Lewis has diddily-squat chances of winning tomorrow because…
1. He’s not in the zone mentally
2. He has a in form teamate next to him, with slightly better race pace
3. He has the pressure of knowing that he cocked it up the last time he was on pole at Monza
4. He’s under immense pressure, a driver under pressure is more likely to mess up the start or make a mistake at another point during the race
…so, I think Button already has one hand on the winner’s trophy.
skd said on 8th September 2012, 21:38
Lol he beats Button in every race he doesn’t get crashed into
William Brierty said on 9th September 2012, 9:24
Well I hope you’re right because he has a great chance to close up the championship.