2012 Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps

2012 Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps

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Nico Hulkenberg set the fastest lap in the Singapore Grand Prix. Here’s all the drivers’ lap times from the race in an interactive chart.

Singapore Grand Prix lap times

All the lap times by the drivers (in seconds, very slow laps excluded):

https://www.racefans.net/charts/2012drivercolours.csv

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Lewis Hamilton119.387116.779116.271115.777116.142116.783116.574116.876117.22117.514117.845125.09134.778115.541115.702116.051115.719116.029116.048116.607116.188116.958
Pastor Maldonado123.654118.177117.371117.564116.631117.001116.725116.445116.619116.73116.756116.733123.415137.992116.491115.71115.661116.172115.377115.857115.505115.541115.848115.986117.395115.811115.12116.082122.43137.377117.845117.76142.778160.25147.196173.259
Sebastian Vettel120.608117.079116.187116.09116.255116.466116.767116.886118.218125.061137.073117.044115.495114.941115.695115.843116.136116.013116.319116.135116.297116.745116.006115.877116.067115.583115.881115.565115.38115.342115.169115.224132.532186.454162.638168.587161.024163.746114.542145.346160.476161.335114.106113.302113.152113.129112.949112.853112.776112.134112.731112.785112.8112.594112.511112.713112.85112.54114.092
Jenson Button122.589117.827117.43116.896116.717116.279116.48116.557116.309116.835116.857116.865116.447124.24135.829115.277115.92115.965115.913115.829116.347116.504115.924116.424116.452115.709115.527115.261115.442115.347115.399116.673133.358182.657162.078168.632160.73163.612115.115145.763159.291161.544114.777113.378113.592113.06112.625113.068112.848112.9112.945113.187113.377113.491113.482113.237113.486114.125114.675
Fernando Alonso124.729118.511118.202117.6117.152117.014117.264116.787116.944116.559124.339136.112115.836117.403117.844117.128116.229115.465115.032115.012115.155115.239116.109115.492116.224115.901115.624115.248123.064135.391117.755117.924137.248148.621156.6168.949160.361164.399115.657147.624156.495161.565116.087114.766113.954114.13113.806113.463113.344113.987113.399112.828112.709112.79113.092112.957113.825113.662114.765
Paul di Resta125.591118.694118.527117.964117.475117.143117.242117.214117.022117.064117.491124.205138.05116.449116.579116.561117.53116.258116.105115.775115.662115.732116.904116.159116.17116.018115.937116.223115.838115.939116.002115.861140.714165.358155.925169.247160.416163.998116.491146.779156.464161.341116.445114.91114.252114.304113.819113.611113.303114.12113.843113.482113.486112.931113.119113.69113.51113.858114.407
Mark Webber126.507118.892118.335118.105117.35117.317117.289124.268137.124116.771118.291117.281116.823116.639116.502116.709118.655116.725115.724115.752115.592116.035116.343116.066116.081116.811116.71123.886133.963114.439115.096116.884141.135144.279152.203167.879160.147163.435117.365151.313160.518157.185118.614115.224116.608115.609116.445116.274116.298115.487112.778112.955113.404113.95113.463114.804115.114115.109116.759
Romain Grosjean127.314119.168118.312118.127117.596118.758117.407117.406117.153117.374117.499118.203117.146125.198138.914117.304115.495116.153116.584117.06116.268116.815116.309116.774115.904116.552116.665116.64116.89116.692117.763116.931142.588161.067147.331167.796159.818162.853118.44143.738156.914160.681116.543115.109115.396115.261117.024114.519114.432114.815114.45114.549114.134114.37114.393114.123114.335114.495115.294
Michael Schumacher128.55119.67118.926118.11118.443118.279118.223118.512118.307118.824125.997136.959117.956116.776116.657116.861116.533116.72116.689116.736116.479116.535117.219116.438116.193116.047116.575117.379117.124117.458117.859118.154145.578160.338139.871166.21159.894161.766
Nico Rosberg127.94119.434118.645118.48117.98117.898117.795117.963117.409117.176117.457125.065137.804116.683116.53116.064116.32116.995116.686116.594116.599116.564116.193116.146116.495116.673116.725116.793116.463117.377117.716116.922141.718160.859148.328167.532160.486162.562118.456143.769156.682160.632116.881115.051115.337115.112114.984114.859114.378114.391114.397114.199114.499114.197113.897114.606114.855114.726115.951
Nico Hulkenberg129.648119.954118.795118.382118.232118.261118.396118.384118.506118.788119.133118.915117.999117.993119.628118.034119.675127.307135.834114.494114.645114.618115.169115.428115.569115.104116.299115.722116.666117.019118.145117.854139.992142.174153.229169.298160.233164.355119.156150.201160.733156.726118.742115.393116.613115.548116.528116.276116.397151.641138.686111.033111.101111.751111.757114.33114.98115.656114.432
Kimi Raikkonen129.239119.744118.687118.191118.361118.296118.252118.637118.472118.653119.063117.625126.309135.842116.756116.311116.253116.497116.475116.878116.555116.511117.376116.444116.277115.991116.376117.104117.269117.27118.004125.174159.6141.817138.406165.487160.233160.872119.594142.927156.182159.795116.996115.879114.863115.123115.132114.32114.455114.412114.461114.56113.785114.634114.134114.154114.664114.665115.861
Felipe Massa174.254140.684116.867115.664115.782115.767115.825115.732116.041116.696118.616117.177118.89119.351119.293118.161117.752118.106125.925135.139114.481116.071115.635116.801114.787114.541115.196114.505114.802116.01114.13116.411149.844141.861122.004165.657160.297159.929117.954143.733156.279158.926118.062114.831116.47114.787113.997114.51114.417114.705114.859114.595114.236114.726114.462114.921114.875115.541117.403
Sergio Perez130.182119.897118.761118.456118.444118.263118.347118.382118.573118.863119.879118.59118.565118.799119.364118.751120.227127.621136.553114.868115.891116.193116.079116.45115.689116.597116.324116.407116.489116.736117.204116.437140.116141.884147.644167.69160.217163.391121.86149.057160.792154.461118.738115.623116.631115.399116.573116.182116.676115.246113.789113.731113.726113.753114.942114.293114.794114.945116.729
Daniel Ricciardo130.715120.455119.248119.046118.45120.612118.715118.519119.415120.276126.937139.975118.208118.328117.286118.727116.669116.068116.511116.357116.067116.058116.366115.844116.251116.525116.395116.335116.459116.897124.662139.958142.252130.827133.956165.551160.619161.027119.127143.053155.756160.12117.148116.335116.504116.992115.391115.376115.094114.695114.448114.466114.267114.551114.912115.044115.061115.119115.939
Jean-Eric Vergne131.425120.532119.104119.071118.505118.884117.847117.999118.002118.513120.046127.046138.895116.553116.555115.549116.334116.063116.061115.985116.199116.447116.733124.065135.647114.821113.743113.51115.21114.601114.948115.903141.977142.958146.509166.379159.654162.188
Kamui Kobayashi133.781120.995120.126119.547118.871119.308119.362120.852119.719118.605118.65121.274119.6128.628140.328118.781117.81117.26117.599117.972117.284117.029118.081117.078117.268118.095117.637117.719117.298124.88139.679126.325142.223120.203116.873158.681160.62159.083119.064144.121156.307158.215118.561116.143116.655115.883116.337116.279116.409136.174142.319111.69113.978113.57114.807116.344115.13115.349114.826
Vitaly Petrov147.211145.802118.914119.254118.464118.356118.357117.823118.752119.694120.704120.249119.595119.976120.485120.089121.29128.072139.139117.958117.738117.644118.707119.731121.974119.716118.254116.714116.691124.16139.867140.924143.733149.088121.752117.36116.839145.744119.981150.423115.665115.47115.14116.286117.447116.73117.582117.581116.613117.501118.417120.829122.268117.871116.799117.945
Heikki Kovalainen132.024120.577119.51119.191118.898119.174119.077121.083119.15119.646119.764129.38139.185118.207117.194117.103117.259117.339117.427116.963117.332117.27118.583117.84118.253126.431138.253116.393116.769116.335116.518122.907142.62120.356124.131165.887160.242159.945119.457143.79155.99159.077120.231121.132125.648137.243115.106115.233116.56116.877115.697115.594116.535116.18115.976116.907117.63122.062116.97
Timo Glock132.614120.78119.731120.22119.166119.324119.228122.696121.186120.592119.732120.376127.938140.559119.86120.237121.095120.923118.431117.669117.976118118.567119.304125.994142.442116.85116.464116.393116.057116.508131.102142.374120.466119.502136.341161.971157.351119.119144.223156.018158.243121.315119.414118.645118.484117.474117.292117.747118.347117.192117.366117.013116.926117.047117.144117.111118.045117.878
Charles Pic134.889122.198120.886120.267120.241119.281119.358120.082120.417120.277119.917120.123121.494120.931123.437128.442139.165118.433118.166118.995118.698119.414118.563118.554118.365118.649118.496119.035118.45119.736121.651137.843176.662159.529120.273117.081116.486151.902119.636144.637155.041158.462121.731119.258118.652118.527117.659117.549118.311118.3117.975117.395117.736117.748118.264118.749120.83124.255141.968
Bruno Senna133.184120.768119.703118.59119.19118.651118.91118.905117.913127.039137.764116.954115.939117.047115.624115.047115.606115.88116.276116.768116.407116.907117.764116.625124.041139.82113.61114.091114.723114.612114.421115.991148.97159.587123.818165.359160.286160.362119.136143.441156.507159.005119.504114.868116.198116.414115.557115.781117.008114.176113.888114.167114.349114.235116.018114.734120.842
Narain Karthikeyan136.444122.626122.731123.286123.711121.718120.209119.728120.008120.823121.9122.529120.524122.317120.788121.327121.19121.347127.576142.848121.621124.201119.438119.2122.456118.507118.82121.929119.147122.868
Pedro de la Rosa136.068122.428121.453120.985121.429120.875121.007120.579120.756120.621120.256121.03122.735123.803122.278121.752122.177128.771142.226118.432119.702118.715119.795121.353119.851119.598120.595119.621121.988132.546142.496144.973137.082136.099137.859118.754117.95119.436119.896150.453154.579153.055120.333119.301118.641118.662117.968117.671118.149118.552118.333118.154118.1120.522119.715123.768121.532124.113

Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps

Each driver’s fastest lap:

RankDriverCarFastest lapGapOn lap
1Nico HulkenbergForce India-Mercedes1’51.03352
2Kamui KobayashiSauber-Ferrari1’51.6900.65752
3Sebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault1’52.1341.10150
4Jenson ButtonMcLaren-Mercedes1’52.6251.59247
5Fernando AlonsoFerrari1’52.7091.67653
6Mark WebberRed Bull-Renault1’52.7781.74551
7Paul di RestaForce India-Mercedes1’52.9311.89854
8Jean-Eric VergneToro Rosso-Ferrari1’53.5102.47728
9Bruno SennaWilliams-Renault1’53.6102.57727
10Sergio PerezSauber-Ferrari1’53.7262.69353
11Kimi RaikkonenLotus-Renault1’53.7852.75253
12Nico RosbergMercedes1’53.8972.86455
13Felipe MassaFerrari1’53.9972.96447
14Romain GrosjeanLotus-Renault1’54.1233.09056
15Daniel RicciardoToro Rosso-Ferrari1’54.2673.23453
16Heikki KovalainenCaterham-Renault1’55.1064.07347
17Pastor MaldonadoWilliams-Renault1’55.1204.08727
18Vitaly PetrovCaterham-Renault1’55.1404.10744
19Lewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes1’55.5414.50814
20Michael SchumacherMercedes1’56.0475.01426
21Timo GlockMarussia-Cosworth1’56.0575.02430
22Charles PicMarussia-Cosworth1’56.4865.45337
23Pedro de la RosaHRT-Cosworth1’57.6716.63848
24Narain KarthikeyanHRT-Cosworth1’58.5077.47426

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12 comments on “2012 Singapore Grand Prix fastest laps”

  1. I am going to take this opportunity to point out something that seems to have gone without comment all weekend, I ask you what is happening when FORCE INDIA start alongside Alonso on the 3rd. row, ahead of Webber and just behind Vettel, and this on a high downforce lowspeed circuit ? The results prove it was not a fluke, Di Resta finished almost unnoticed exactly where he spent most of the race and qualified, behind Alonso but elevated to 4th. place, and Hulkenberg took the fastest lap. Di Resta and FI should be applauded for this performance. To me it once again illustrates how close the cars are this year, funny tyres or not.

    1. Hulkenberg’s fastest lap was due to the fact that he had a puncture towards the end and pitted for options at the fag end, and was able to set quick times while others were struggling with old primes. The only person against whom he was fighting with for fastest lap honours was Kobayashi who too had to pit for damage in the closing stages. Hulkenberg’s fastest lap proves that they were faster than Sauber, nothing else. However di Resta’s performance was really good, although his position was flattered due to failures of other cars and the timing of Safety Car period which helped him to get close to Alonso. However their good performance in high-downforce tracks, something which had plagued them for the last 3 seasons- is impressive and encouraging.

    2. Standard is quite high this season, kobayashi, Massa, done best of fourth too but front row qualys, “younger rookies” several podiums and even a win, a fourth place isn’t exactly quite an accomplishment this year, Glock twelve in the other hands that was pretty awesome !

  2. Yes, Di Resta put in another stunning performance yesterday. Very happy for him. The fact that Di Resta clearly excels at this circuit — the “ultimate challenge” for the drivers — shows the depth of his talent. (Last year he also finished a career best 6th here.)

    Another thing that has gone largely unnoticed: I believe the SC actually cost Di Resta a podium place in front of Alonso. If you remember, a few laps before the SC Alonso and Maldonado pitted, but when they came out they were stuck behind the two stoppers and lapping more than 2 seconds a lap slower than Di Resta. Another few laps like that and he would have jumped them in the pitstop. Unfortunately the SC denied him that opportunity.

    Anyway, well done Paul. Scotland is proud of you.

    1. Well, the first Safety Car period helped him and the second hindered his progress. Fair enough, mate.

  3. The first chart actually shows how good a race Massa had, He lost 52+ sec in lap 1 itself. Even we count out the pit stop time (presuming he would require another one anyway), which in Singapore is something like 30 sec, still there was 22 sec of loss. Now had that not been the case, probably he would have finished in 4th place, Di Resta finished 23 sec ahead of Massa

    1. But the safety car closed all the gaps up until 15 laps before the end, so it’s not a fair comparison between the two figures really. In fact it says more about Di Resta’s pace that the gap stretched out that far in just the last 15 competitive laps – he must have been more than a second a lap faster.

  4. Just read DiResta’s comments on Autosport (I have a couple more views left on my work computer…) about how the timing of the safety car left him unable to challenge for a better result. Alonso’s second stop would have put him in three-stop territory, and it would have been interesting to see Fernando getting back at a two-stopping DiResta at the end of the race.

  5. I wonder whether not running in Q3 hurt Mercedes’ chances of a better finish

    1. Better finish? 5th is a great result for Merc, seeing that their tyres eat themselves up quicker than everybody else(save Petrov, who took five stops and I dunno why).

    2. should have they run they could have (with big maybe) beaten Grosjean and would have destroyed their tires, they would have pitted 2 laps before and loose many positions where overtaking is impossible. Rosberg was ahead in fifth because they didn’t run in Q3, it was very tight when he rejoined ahaed of Grosjean then Kimi. I think it is the best and unexpected result he could had have. Why they did not use soft at the begining has more difficult answers…

  6. Ha! Look at that gap on the graph from Hulkenberg! Not only did he have fresh tyres but he was running both his and two Sauber front wings!

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