Formula 1 General Chat & Discussion

Here's the result of the 1st practice session that's just ended :

1. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren : 1:14.131 -
2. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : 1:14.140 + 0.009
3. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing : 1:14.198 + 0.067
4. Jenson Button : McLaren : 1:14.217 + 0.086
5. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : 1:14.392 + 0.261
6. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : 1:14.716 + 0.585
7. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : 1:14.719 + 0.588
8. Paul di Resta : Force India : 1:14.738 + 0.607
9. Pastor Maldonado : Williams : 1:15.015 + 0.884
10. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : 1:15.050 + 0.919
11. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP : 1:15.114 + 0.983
12. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : 1:15.255 + 1.124
13. Sergio Perez : Sauber : 1:15.396 + 1.265
14. Valtteri Bottas : Williams : 1:15.413 + 1.282
15. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : 1:15.587 + 1.456
16. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : 1:15.701 + 1.570
17. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso : 1:16.048 + 1.917
18. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP 1:16.315 + 2.184
19. Giedo van der Garde : Caterham : 1:16.460 + 2.329
20. Timo Glock : Marussia F1 Team 1:16.506 + 2.375
21. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham : 1:16.617 + 2.486
22. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : 1:17.234 + 3.103
23. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : 1:17.678 + 3.547
24. Narain Karthikeyan : HRT F1 Team : 1:17.895 + 3.764

Comment of this session :
Lewis Hamilton picked up from where he left off in the USA by posting the quickest time in opening practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix. Hamilton, who is competing in his last race for McLaren before moving to Mercedes, posted the quickest time of the session early on, taking advantage of a set of 2013-spec Pirelli tyres, which all teams worked with in the opening 90 minutes of running.Hamilton's time of 1m14.131s was only 0.009s better than that of Sebastian Vettel, the Red Bull driver's mark set on this year's rubber. Vettel's team-mate Mark Webber was third, also less than a tenth off a second behind Hamilton.
McLaren's Jenson Button was fourth, while championship contender Fernando Alonso finished in fifth position in the Ferrari, albeit over two tenths of a second off the best time.
Felipe Massa was sixth in the second Italian car, with Romain Grosjean, Paul di Resta, Pastor Maldonado and Nico Hulkenberg completing the top 10.
Williams tester Valtteri Bottas was the first man to post a time in the opening minutes of the session, the Finn completing a lap of 1m21.218s that kept him on top until Sergio Perez went over 4s quicker 12 minutes into the session.The Mexican then found another 2s to post a 1m15.869s.
Fifteen minutes in, Hamilton jumped to the top of the timesheets with a 1m14.374s lap.
Moments later, the 2008 world champion improved to a 1m14.131s that put him nearly 2s clear of the rest of the field and proved enough to keep him on top until the session's end.
Vettel moved up to second place 27 minutes in, posting a time just 0.3s off Hamilton's best while also on the prototype Pirelli rubber. The double world champion improved his time later in the session when running with this year's hard tyres, but he still fell short of Hamilton's time. With the teams not using the medium tyres at their disposal, the top times stayed mostly unchanged during the remainder of the session. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix winner Kimi Raikkonen missed most of the running as his mechanics worked on his Lotus, the Finn only posting a time with 10 minutes to go after being hit with apparent engine problems. The struggling HRT team also restricted its running, with Pedro da la Rosa and Narain Karthikeyan each managing just an installation lap early on and not returning to the track until there were 35 minutes left on the clock. The 90 minutes of action were mostly incident-free except for a spin by Massa with nine minutes to go, the Brazilian losing control of his car at Pinheirinho.

Next practice session is at 17.00u CET

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Shaky-Schumi

Brazilian Grand Prix – Interlagos circuit – Autodromo José Carlos Pace
the last race of the season will be decisive for the championship. Vettel has more chance of winning and in this period, the Red Bull is faster than the Ferrari. After the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, in the last six races, Sebastian Vettel has gained 133 points(4 wins, once 2° and once 3°), and Fernando Alonso 81 points (his last win was in July). But Alonso can keep on hoping; in a single race everything can happen, sometimes the Red Bull has had reliability problems, or Sunday it could rain at Interlagos. Check the weather forecasts; maybe someone is doing the rain dance. Jokes aside, Alonso and Vettel are two great champions and both would deserve the title. The final challenge will take place at Interlagos(San Paolo) that will host for the thirtieth time the Grand Prix of Brazil. while in the eighties, 10 editions, were held at Jacarepagua (Rio de Janeiro). The track is located at 750 m above sea level therefore the reduced air density will be important for aerodynamics and engine performance. Interlagos is not the best circuit of the season, but for sure a really good track, very interesting. At the end of the start-finish straight there is the famous "S do Senna" two difficult downhill curves. This is a good place for the overtakings. In the second sector of the track, after another straight(Reta Oposta) you find some medium speed curves(as Ferradura) and low speed curves(as Pinherinho) while in the final sector there are three left corners: Junção, Subida do Boxes(all uphill,) followed by Arquibancada, a long and very fast curve. I think it will be in the second sector, where Ferrari will find difficulty to keep pace with Red Bull. As Abu Dhabi and Austin also Interlagos is a circuit that runs in an anti-clockwise direction. The track surface is full of bumps with many ups and downs. The tyre compounds will be silver hard(prime) and white medium(option) as at Sepang, Spa, Monza and Austin. For last year’s race at Interlagos, instead Pirelli chose its soft and medium tyres. Just one DRS zone, after turn three. Also in 2007 and 2008 the race at Interlagos was the last one of the season and was decisive for the title.
Podium 2010: Vettel – Webber – Alonso. Fastest lap on race: Hamilton – pole position : Hulkenberg 1'14''470 (damp track)
Podium 2011: Webber – Vettel – Button. Fastest lap on race: Webber – pole position: Vettel 1'11''918 (but with soft tyres)
in the last three years has always won a Red Bull and in the last two years even always first and second place.
victories for current pilots: Schumacher(4) Massa and Webber(2) Raikkonen and Vettel (1) Zero win for Alonso Hamilton and Button
Pole position: Massa(3) Vettel, Hulkenberg Alonso and Schumacher(1) Zero pole position for Hamilton Button and Webber.
still only one thing: this is the last race of Michael Schumacher. Chapeau.

A little reminder for this weekends last Formula 1 race of 2012 :

Friday :
1st practice session : 13.00u - 14.30u ( CET )
2nd practice session : 17.00u - 18.30u ( CET )

Saturday :
3rd practice session : 14.00u - 15.00u ( CET )
Qulifying : 17.00u ( CET )

Sunday :
Race : 17.00u ( CET )

Kind Regards
Shaky-Schumi

hopes will never die....
Alonso won the world title if he comes first in Brazil and Vettel finishes fifth or more back. With the second place Ferrari of things already complicated: Vettel should get to eighth or worse, which this year, retreats aside, it's only happened in Sepang. If you mounted the third step of the podium, Alonso will have to hope that Vettel does not go beyond the tenth. In case of a tie, that is, with Alonso and Vettel finishes first in the fourth position, the two chiuderebbo at an altitude of 285 but Vettel would win anyway by virtue of highest number of Grand Prix wins during the season.

the last race
FORMULA 1 GRANDE PRÊMIO PETROBRAS DO BRASIL 2012
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Fri 23 November 2012
Practice 1 13:00 - 14:30
Practice 2 17:00 - 18:30
Sat 24 November 2012
Practice 3 14:00 - 15:00
Qualifying 17:00
Sun 25 November 2012
Race 17:00

constructors standings
1 Red Bull Racing-Renault 440
2 Ferrari 367
3 McLaren-Mercedes 353
4 Lotus-Renault 302
5 Mercedes 136
6 Sauber-Ferrari 124
7 Force India-Mercedes 99
8 Williams-Renault 76
9 STR-Ferrari 22
10 Marussia-Cosworth 0
11 Caterham-Renault 0
12 HRT-Cosworth 0

drivers standings

01 Sebastian Vettel 273
02 Fernando Alonso 260
03 Kimi Räikkönen 206
04 Lewis Hamilton 190
05 Mark Webber 167
06 Jenson Button 163
07 Felipe Massa 107
08 Romain Grosjean 96
09 Nico Rosberg 93
10 Sergio Perez 66
11 Kamui Kobayashi 58
12 Nico Hulkenberg 53
13 Paul di Resta 46
14 Pastor Maldonado 45
15 Michael Schumacher 43
16 Bruno Senna 31
17 Jean-Eric Vergne 12
18 Daniel Ricciardo 10
19 Timo Glock 0
20 Heikki Kovalainen 0
21 Vitaly Petrov 0
22 Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
23 Charles Pic 0
24 Narain Karthikeyan 0
25 Pedro de la Rosa 0

Here is the result of a nice race of the GP of America :

1. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren : 1h35:55.269
2. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : + 0.600
3. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : + 39.200
4. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : + 46.000
5. Jenson Button : McLaren : + 56.400
6. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : + 1:04.400
7. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : + 1:10.300
8. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : + 1:13.700
9. Pastor Maldonado : Williams : + 1:14.500
10. Bruno Senna : Williams : + 1:15.100
11. Sergio Perez : Sauber : + 1:24.300
12. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : + 1:24.800
13. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP : + 1:25.500
14. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : + 1 lap
15. Paul di Resta : Force India : + 1 lap
16. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP : + 1 lap
17. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham : + 1 lap
18. Heikki Kovalainen : Caterham : + 1 lap
19. Timo Glock : Marussia F1 Team : + 1 lap
20. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : + 2 laps
21. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : + 2 laps
22. Narain Karthikeyan: HRT F1 Team : + 2l aps
Did Not Finish :
23. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing :
24. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso :

Fastest Lap : Sebastian Vettel - 1:39.347
Pitstop Jean-Eric Vergne : DNF
D.S.L : 13

Comment of the race :
Lewis Hamilton beat Sebastian Vettel to victory in an absorbing United States Grand Prix, as Fernando Alonso's third place kept the Formula 1 championship battle alive. Despite his defeat at Austin, Vettel remains title favourite, as he takes a 13-point lead over Alonso into next weekend's finale at Interlagos. The constructors' championship is settled though, with Red Bull beating it beyond its rivals' reach.
Hamilton's relentless pursuit of Vettel kept tension building throughout the race. The McLaren lost second to Vettel's Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber at the start, but soon re-passed the Australian. Webber retired with alternator failure soon afterwards, no doubt prompting nerves in the Red Bull garage.
Vettel's car was still running smoothly, but it did not have the pace to escape from Hamilton.
The champion pulled out a little breathing space just before the first pitstops, only for Hamilton to come back with a vengeance once they were both on fresh hard tyres. Hamilton spent most of the middle of the race tantalisingly close to Vettel, but was frustrated time and time again by the Red Bull's superior traction. The McLaren would close in through the fast first sector, then struggle to get near enough on the DRS zone straight.
Finally on lap 42 out of 57 Hamilton managed to pull the move off. Vettel moved to the inside, but the McLaren's straightline pace advantage was so great that McLaren was comfortable ahead before the next corner - prompting angry radio messages from Vettel regarding the DRS effect. The race was far from over, as Hamilton never quite escaped from Vettel. The Red Bull did not manage to get within striking range and Hamilton was able to win in America for the second time in his career, crossing the line a mere six tenths ahead of Vettel, who at least wrapped up another teams' title for his employer. Alonso's progress to third was mostly achieved via a superb start from his controversial grid slot. He then swept around the outside at the first corner to secure fourth, which became third after Webber's exit. His Ferrari team-mate Felipe Massa recovered from his generously-accepted 11th place on the grid to fourth, showing great race pace throughout.
Massa came under slight threat from Jenson Button late on. The McLaren had fallen right back to 16th on lap one, before flying through the field as its tyres came to life. Button ran to lap 35 before pitting, and then battled past the two Lotuses to secure fifth. Kimi Raikkonen looked like he might challenge Alonso at one stage. Both lost a few seconds at their pitstops, with Raikkonen falling back into traffic and then being overtaken by Massa and Button in the second stint. Raikkonen finished just ahead of team-mate Romain Grosjean, who recovered well from spinning on lap five then requiring a lap-nine pitstop. He fell right back to 22nd, but flew thereafter.
Nico Hulkenberg claimed eighth for Force India by fending off battling Williams duo Pastor Maldonado and Bruno Senna. The pair banged wheels at Turn 1 in the closing laps as Maldonado passed his team-mate.
Daniel Ricciardo starred in the first stint, rising from 18th on the grid to fifth by staying out until lap 30. But that tactic did not pay off for Toro Rosso as Ricciardo was only 12th in the end. Mercedes had a terrible race. Michael Schumacher was overtaken by rival after rival in the opening stint, falling from fifth on the grid to 14th before his first pitstop. He would require more tyres later on too, leaving him 16th, three places behind team-mate Nico Rosberg.

So the desider for the Champion will be next week in Brasil

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Shaky-Schumi

45 minutes to go before the start .......and i'm so dammed nervous for what's going to be end result after the last lap . Is Vettel champion after this race ? Wil Alonso catch Vettel ? Will Vettel be beaten by Hamilton ? Wil Alonso stil have a change after this race ?

I'm goooooooooiiiiiingggggg crrrrraaaaaaaaazyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh

Regards
Shaky-Schumi

Ferrari broke the seal on Massa's gearbox. the Brazilian will be penalized five places on the grid by the FIA but in this way Alonso will be promoted to 7th place and above all on the clean side of the grid. A tactical choice to try to keep, Alonso fighting for the world championship. a last desperate attempt.
the pilots who will start from dirty side of the track will be damaged today. because there is no grip on the left side(second, fourth, sixth and so on) and it will be like starting on the wet; the asphalt is totally new and slippery with no grip. Probably all pilots will try to move to the clean side where there is more grip. Except from Vettel, probably at the first corner there will be a great chaos.

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i think world f1 champion will decide at the last race in brasil.....but also the f1 game

The result of the qualifying :

1. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : 1:35.657 -
2. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren : 1:35.766 + 0.109
3. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing : 1:36.174 + 0.517
4. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : 1:36.587 + 0.930
5. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : 1:36.708 + 1.051
6. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP : 1:36.794 + 1.137
7. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : 1:36.937 + 1.280
8. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : 1:37.141 + 1.484
9. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : 1:37.300 + 1.643
10. Pastor Maldonado : Williams : 1:37.842 + 2.185

Q2
11. Bruno Senna : Williams : 1:37.604 + 1.947
12. Jenson Button : McLaren : 1:37.616 + 1.959
13. Paul di Resta : Force India : 1:37.665 + 2.008
14. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso : 1:37.879 + 2.222
15. Sergio Perez : Sauber : 1:38.206 + 2.549
16. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : 1:38.437 + 2.780
17. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP : 1:38.501 + 2.844

Q1
18. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : 1:39.114 -
19. Timo Glock Marussia : F1 Team : 1:40.056 + 4.399
20. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : 1:40.664 + 5.007
21. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham : 1:40.809 + 5.152
22. Heikki Kovalainen : Caterham : 1:41.166 + 5.509
23. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : 1:42.011 + 6.354
24. Narain Karthikeyan : HRT F1 Team : 1:42.740 + 7.083

Grosjean wil get a 5 place gridpenalty because of changing gearbox , this means that Alonso wil start on the 8th place !


my hope for tomorrow ....is that Hamilton wil win the race ,otherwise it will be a loss for Alonso

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Shaky-Schumi

The result of the 3rd practice session that has just ended :

1. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : 1:36.490 -
2. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren : 1:36.748 + 0.258
3. Pastor Maldonado : Williams : 1:37.001 + 0.511
4. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : 1:37.180 + 0.690
5. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP : 1:37.247 + 0.757
6. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : 1:37.262 + 0.772
7. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing : 1:37.298 + 0.808
8. Sergio Perez : Sauber : 1:37.415 + 0.925
9. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : 1:37.495 + 1.005
10. Jenson Button : McLaren : 1:37.538 + 1.048
11. Bruno Senna : Williams : 1:37.569 + 1.079
12. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP : 1:37.760 + 1.270
13. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : 1:37.765 + 1.275
14. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : 1:37.953 + 1.463
15. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : 1:38.547 + 2.057
16. Paul di Resta : Force India : 1:38.653 + 2.163
17. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : 1:38.753 + 2.263
18. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso : 1:39.689 + 3.199
19. Timo Glock : Marussia F1 Team : 1:40.407 + 3.917
20. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham : 1:40.753 + 4.263
21. Heikki Kovalainen : Caterham : 1:41.011 + 4.521
22. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : 1:41.466 + 4.976
23. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : 1:43.563 + 7.073
24. Narain Karthikeyan : HRT F1 Team : 1:44.043 + 7.553

Comment of the session :
Sebastian Vettel goes into United States Grand Prix qualifying as a strong pole favourite after completing a clean sweep of fastest practice times on Saturday morning at Austin. As had been the case in both Friday sessions, when Vettel unleashed the Red Bull's pace, he blasted the rest of the field away, although Lewis Hamilton eventually narrowed the gap to 0.258 seconds. The Red Bull's ability to get its tyres working in the chilly morning temperatures appeared to be key. Many drivers found that they could not generate any tyre temperature in time when they moved onto the medium Pirellis in the final minutes.
Vettel was a spectacular exception, as he swiftly delivered a 1m36.490s.
Others needed several more laps to improve on their hard tyre times, with Hamilton finally making it to a 1m36.748s. The McLarens had been first and second on hard tyre pace earlier in the session.
Pastor Maldonado fared better than many with the tyres and got his Williams to second for a spell before Hamilton slipped ahead. Fernando Alonso's first medium tyre run saw his Ferrari slew wildly off the road at Turn 19. He eventually got to fourth, with team-mate Felipe Massa behind Nico Rosberg's Mercedes in sixth.
Mark Webber, Sergio Perez, Nico Hulkenberg and Jenson Button completed the top 10. Two drivers ended the session on the sidelines. Jean-Eric Vergne parked his Toro Rosso trackside with broken suspension, while compatriot Romain Grosjean got no mileage on the medium tyres as a gearbox issue kept his Lotus in the garage. After Friday's clash between Vergne and Heikki Kovalainen, drivers continued to trip over each other during practice three. Michael Schumacher and Massa had a near miss at the penultimate corner, and Perez and Charles Pic made contact at Turn 7 as the Sauber tried to dive past the Marussia, which was shoved into a spin.

Later on today : 19.00u CET the qualification

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Shaky-Schumi

And here are the times of the 2nd session that just ended :

1. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : 1:37.718 -
2. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing : 1:38.475 + 0.757
3. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : 1:38.483 + 0.765
4. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren : 1:38.748 + 1.030
5. Jenson Button : McLaren : 1:38.786 + 1.068
6. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : 1:39.029 + 1.311
7. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP : 1:39.448 + 1.730
8. Bruno Senna : Williams : 1:39.531 + 1.813
9. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : 1:39.653 + 1.935
10. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP : 1:40.115 + 2.397
11. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : 1:40.166 + 2.448
12. Pastor Maldonado : Williams : 1:40.230 + 2.512
13. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : 1:40.286 + 2.568
14. Sergio Perez : Sauber : 1:40.326 + 2.608
15. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : 1:40.435 + 2.717
16. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso : 1:40.516 + 2.798
17. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : 1:40.700 + 2.982
18. Paul di Resta : Force India : 1:41.430 + 3.712
19. Heikki Kovalainen : Caterham : 1:42.476 + 4.758
20. Timo Glock : Marussia F1 Team : 1:42.652 + 4.934
21. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham : 1:42.846 + 5.128
22. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : 1:43.538 + 5.820
23. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : 1:44.453 + 6.735
24. Narain Karthikeyan : HRT F1 Team : 1:45.114 + 7.396


Comment of this session :
Sebastian Vettel blitzed the field once again in second practice for Formula 1's United States return at Austin, despite sitting out the majority of the session with a water leak on his Red Bull.
The world champion had to park in the garage after just three laps at the start of the afternoon when the team detected the water system fault. Vettel would not reappear for almost an hour, but when he did, he left his rivals in no doubt whatsoever about his pace this weekend as a 1m37.718s lap on his second medium-tyre run put him 0.757 seconds clear of the pack. Even during Vettel's absence, Red Bull had been in front for most of the session thanks to Mark Webber. The Australian had produced a 1m39.485s on hard tyres just after the half-hour mark to depose early pacesetter Nico Rosberg's Mercedes, and then found another two tenths next time round. Felipe Massa enjoyed a seven-minute spell in first place when he delivered a 1m39.106s, but soon after Webber switched to the softer Pirellis and regained the top spot. Webber's first medium-tyre effort was a 1m38.958s, and he swiftly improved to 1m38.475s - although that was firmly eclipsed by Vettel's pace when the German was back in action. There was some cause for optimism for Vettel's title rival Fernando Alonso's Ferrari team. Alonso took third, just 0.008s down on Webber, and Massa had at least ended up quickest in the 'hard tyre' segment of the session. The McLarens completed the top five, Lewis Hamilton escaping a Turn 13 spin to pip team-mate Jenson Button. Sometime pacesetters Massa and Rosberg ended up sixth and seventh. Bruno Senna was top Williams driver in eighth, while his team-mate Pastor Maldonado suffered an apparent engine problem in the closing seconds. Kamui Kobayashi lost a lot of track time to an exhaust problem before taking his Sauber to ninth ahead of Michael Schumacher's Mercedes.
The Lotus duo were just outside the top 10. Romain Grosjean tested the limits of the dramatic Turn 1 with a quick spin late on, emulating an earlier error by Caterham driver Vitaly Petrov.
The other Caterham also had an incident. Heikki Kovalainen had to nurse his car around a full lap with a puncture following a light brush with Jean-Eric Vergne's Toro Rosso, which sustained front wing damage in the tangle. At the tail of the field, the troubled HRT team did not leave the garage for the first half of the session and completed significantly less mileage than most of the pack.

Tomorrow ( saturday ) at 16.00u CET wil be the3rd practice session ,with at 19.00u CET the qualifying

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Shaky-Schumi