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9/21/2010

The Top 10 F1 Accident Video - best crashes F1 videos

While the 2010 world championship of Formula 1 has not yet delivered its verdict, returned on the previous seasons with our first major selection of the best crashes of F1 World Championship

2010 - Mark Webber - Valencia

This is called to play leapfrog.Spectacular images ... and a happy ending



2010 - Sébastien Buemi - Shangai



A free practice session that could have turned into a nightmare for the Swiss driver Sebastien Buemi ... At full speed, the suspension of his Toro Rosso has indeed dropped and two wheels have flown

2008 - Nelson Piquet Jr - Singapour



Without doubt, the accident's most famous Formula 1 last ten years ... A crash at night, really suspicious, and eventually his race lead in the courts and the scandal that is known for the team headed Flavio Briatore

1999 - Mika Hakkinen - Imola



Yet champion world but already gifted a sacred driving touch driver Finnish bites vibrator and finish his race in wall

1995 - Ukyo Katayama - Estoril



We chatted a lot about the quality of Japanese pilots Still ... when they give, they whoop! The evidence here with Katayama! Enjoy also the comments in the original

1995 - Jean Alesi - Monaco



Just after the start in the corner of Sainte Devote, Jean Alesi and impales its wheels blocking David Coulthard. Gerhard Berger's teammate Alesi at Ferris would attempt to avoid them ... but in vain. Nice work gentlemen

1992 - Paul Belmondo - Hockenheim



What about the career of Paul Belmondo in F1? Except that it was accelerated. Too bad, because in top form as his illustrious father, Paul knew we gratify sacred waterfalls

1992 - Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher



When two legends, one confirmed and one infant, are on the track, it is inevitably sparks ... An explanation of text that went on in the paddock. The story does not say what sound advice delivered that day to the young Senna Schumacher

1990 - Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost - Suzuka



Remake, like last year, the 1990 edition ends with a collision between Senna and Prost freshly arrived in the Scuderia Ferrari. But this time the Brazilian driver with McLaren wins her second title of World Champion

1989 - Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost - Suzuka



In this championship, the pressure is at its height between the McLaren teammates ... At stake: the title of world champion. The price of a risky maneuver, Senna believes he is the hardest, but it is downgraded, and it finally Prost snatched the title that year. His last title with McLaren


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5/16/2010

F1: 2010 Monaco Grand Prix - Qualifying Results


With the weekend’s fastest man so far (Alonso) out of the running for pole position, Mark Webber steps up to claim top spot and Red Bull continues it’s flawless pursuit of pole perfection. After Alonoso pitched his car into the unforgiving wall and put himself on the sidelines and out of the running in the last practice session, the rest of the field battled for pole. Ferrari’s Massa found himself 4th just behind Vettel. Another great performance from Kubica to put his Renault on the front line just behind Webber. Perhaps the biggest surprise was McLaren’s Button struggling to qualify 9th. The Mercedes of Rosberg and Schumacher are the meat in a McLaren sandwhich behind Lewis (5th). Rounding out the top 10 are Rubens and Liuzzi.


2010 Monaco Grand Prix - Qualifying Results

Driver
Team
Time (min)
1
Mark Webber
Red Bull Racing
1:13.826 min (S3)
1:14.462 min (S2)
1:15.035 min (S1)
2
Robert Kubica
Renault
1:14.120 min (S3)
1:14.549 min (S2)
1:15.045 min (S1)
3
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull Racing
1:14.227 min (S3)
1:14.568 min (S2)
1:15.110 min (S1)
4
Felipe Massa
Ferrari
1:14.283 min (S3)
1:14.405 min (S2)
1:14.757 min (S1)
5

Lewis Hamilton

McLaren
1:14.432 min (S3)
1:14.527 min (S2)
1:15.676 min (S1)
6
Nico Rosberg
MERCEDES GP PETRONAS
1:14.544 min (S3)
1:14.375 min (S2)
1:15.188 min (S1)
7
Michael Schumacher
MERCEDES GP PETRONAS
1:14.590 min (S3)
1:14.691 min (S2)
1:15.649 min (S1)
8
Jenson Button
McLaren
1:14.637 min (S3)
1:15.150 min (S2)
1:15.623 min (S1)
9
Rubens Barrichello
Williams
1:14.901 min (S3)
1:15.083 min (S2)
1:15.590 min (S1)
10
Vitantonio Liuzzi
Force India
1:15.170 min (S3)
1:15.061 min (S2)
1:15.397 min (S1)
11

Nico Hulkenberg

Williams
1:15.317 min (S2)
1:16.030 min (S1)
12
Adrian Sutil
Force India
1:15.318 min (S2)
1:15.445 min (S1)
13
Sebastien Buemi
Toro Rosso
1:15.413 min (S2)
1:15.961 min (S1)
14
Vitaly Petrov
Renault
1:15.576 min (S2)
1:15.482 min (S1)
15
Pedro de la Rosa
Sauber
1:15.692 min (S2)
1:15.908 min (S1)
16
Kamui Kobayashi
Sauber
1:15.992 min (S2)
1:16.175 min (S1)
17
Jaime Alguersuari
Toro Rosso
1:16.176 min (S2)
1:16.021 min (S1)
18
Heikki Kovalainen
Lotus
1:17.094 min (S1)
19
Jarno Trulli
Lotus
1:17.134 min (S1)
20
Timo Glock

Virgin

1:17.377 min (S1)
21 Lucas di Grassi Virgin 1:17.864 min (S1)
22 Bruno Senna HRT 1:18.509 min (S1)
23 Karun Chandhok HRT 1:19.559 min (S1)
24 Fernando Alonso Ferrari no time

4/19/2010

2010 Chinese Grand Prix - RESULTS


Jenson Button has leapt to a ten-point lead in the 2010 world championship, by winning yet another thrilling rain-affected grand prix.

McLaren's reigning world champion, who also won in Melbourne, is now ten points clear of Nico Rosberg, who finished third in Shanghai after another impressive weekend in the Mercedes.

Former title leader Felipe Massa is now just sixth in the standings after finishing sixth in Shanghai, where the Chinese venue was affected by showers throughout the 56-lap race.

Fernando Alonso, penalised for jumping the start, finished fourth, and is now two places ahead of China pole sitter Sebastian Vettel, who like his teammate and early race leader Mark Webber had a less than smooth race.

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