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Below are the results, upcoming races, and drivers and constructors standings:
Results
Australia - 1st Raikkonen, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Vettel
Malaysia - 1st Vettel, 2nd Webber, 3rd Hamilton
China - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Hamilton
Bahrain - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Spain - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Massa
Monaco - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Vettel, 3rd Webber
Canada - 1st Vettel, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Hamilton
Great Britain - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Webber, 3rd Alonso
Germany - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Upcoming Races
Hungary 28th July
Belgium 25th August
Italy 08th September
Singapore 22nd September
Korea 06th October
Japan 13th October
India 27th October
Abu Dhabi 03rd November
United States17th November
Brazil 24th November
Drivers Standings
1 Sebastian Vettel 157
2 Fernando Alonso 123
3 Kimi Raikkonen 116
4 Lewis Hamilton 99
5 Mark Webber 93
6 Nico Rosberg 84
7 Felipe Massa 57
8 Romain Grosjean 41
9 Paul di Resta 36
10 Jenson Button 33
11 Adrian Sutil 23
12 Sergio Perez 16
13 Jean-Eric Vergne 13
14 Daniel Ricciardo11
15 Nico Hulkenberg 7
Rest yet to score
Constructors Standings
1 Red Bull 250
2 Mercedes 183
3 Ferrari 180
4 Lotus 157
5 Force India 59
6 McLaren 49
7 Toro Rosso 24
8 Sauber 7
Rest yet to score
Results
Australia - 1st Raikkonen, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Vettel
Malaysia - 1st Vettel, 2nd Webber, 3rd Hamilton
China - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Hamilton
Bahrain - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Spain - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Massa
Monaco - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Vettel, 3rd Webber
Canada - 1st Vettel, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Hamilton
Great Britain - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Webber, 3rd Alonso
Germany - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Upcoming Races
Hungary 28th July
Belgium 25th August
Italy 08th September
Singapore 22nd September
Korea 06th October
Japan 13th October
India 27th October
Abu Dhabi 03rd November
United States17th November
Brazil 24th November
Drivers Standings
1 Sebastian Vettel 157
2 Fernando Alonso 123
3 Kimi Raikkonen 116
4 Lewis Hamilton 99
5 Mark Webber 93
6 Nico Rosberg 84
7 Felipe Massa 57
8 Romain Grosjean 41
9 Paul di Resta 36
10 Jenson Button 33
11 Adrian Sutil 23
12 Sergio Perez 16
13 Jean-Eric Vergne 13
14 Daniel Ricciardo11
15 Nico Hulkenberg 7
Rest yet to score
Constructors Standings
1 Red Bull 250
2 Mercedes 183
3 Ferrari 180
4 Lotus 157
5 Force India 59
6 McLaren 49
7 Toro Rosso 24
8 Sauber 7
Rest yet to score
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A bit of upheaval for Mercedes before the season has even started:
"McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is to leave to join rivals Mercedes.
The role Lowe will fulfil when he joins for 2014 is not certain, but he is expected to run the F1 team along with new Mercedes sports boss Toto Wolff.
He will be employed by McLaren until the end of 2013 on "gardening leave", but Ross Brawn's position as Mercedes team principal remains unclear.
McLaren have promoted director of engineering Tim Goss to technical director with immediate effect.
Mercedes are refusing to comment.
That set-up would appear to leave no room for Brawn in his current role.
"McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is to leave to join rivals Mercedes.
The role Lowe will fulfil when he joins for 2014 is not certain, but he is expected to run the F1 team along with new Mercedes sports boss Toto Wolff.
He will be employed by McLaren until the end of 2013 on "gardening leave", but Ross Brawn's position as Mercedes team principal remains unclear.
McLaren have promoted director of engineering Tim Goss to technical director with immediate effect.
Mercedes are refusing to comment.
That set-up would appear to leave no room for Brawn in his current role.
Final results after day 4 testing:
1. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1:23.282, 52 laps (M)
2. Jenson Button, McLaren, 1:23.633, 70 laps (M)
3. Jean-Eric Vergne, Toro Rosso, 1:24.071, 80 laps (S)
4. Jules Bianchi, Force India, 1:25.732, 61 laps (M)
5 Esteban Gutierrez, Sauber, 1:26.239, 96 laps (M)
6. Giedo van der Garde, Caterham, 1:27.429, 50 laps
7. Felipe Massa, Ferrari, 1:27.553, 77 laps (M)
8. Mark Webber, Red Bull, 1:27.616, 64 laps (M)
9. Max Chilton, Marussia, 1:29.902, 51 laps
10. Romain Grosjean, Lotus, 1:34.800, 41 laps (H)
11. Valtteri Bottas, Williams, No time, 23 laps
12. Pastor Maldonado, Williams, No Time, 13 laps.
1. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1:23.282, 52 laps (M)
2. Jenson Button, McLaren, 1:23.633, 70 laps (M)
3. Jean-Eric Vergne, Toro Rosso, 1:24.071, 80 laps (S)
4. Jules Bianchi, Force India, 1:25.732, 61 laps (M)
5 Esteban Gutierrez, Sauber, 1:26.239, 96 laps (M)
6. Giedo van der Garde, Caterham, 1:27.429, 50 laps
7. Felipe Massa, Ferrari, 1:27.553, 77 laps (M)
8. Mark Webber, Red Bull, 1:27.616, 64 laps (M)
9. Max Chilton, Marussia, 1:29.902, 51 laps
10. Romain Grosjean, Lotus, 1:34.800, 41 laps (H)
11. Valtteri Bottas, Williams, No time, 23 laps
12. Pastor Maldonado, Williams, No Time, 13 laps.
Current standings on today's testing with 2 hours to go:
1 Lewis Hamilton 1:23.282 45 laps
2 Jenson Button 1:23.633 39
3 Jean-Eric Vergne 1:24.071 46
4 Jules Bianchi 1:25.732 29
5 Esteban Gutierrez 1:26.239 69
6 Giedo van der Garde 1:27.429 28
7 Felipe Massa 1:27.553 47
8 Mark Webber 1:27.616 40
9 Max Chilton 1:29.902 23
10 Romain Grosjean 1:34.800 24
11 Valtteri Bottas no time 23
1 Lewis Hamilton 1:23.282 45 laps
2 Jenson Button 1:23.633 39
3 Jean-Eric Vergne 1:24.071 46
4 Jules Bianchi 1:25.732 29
5 Esteban Gutierrez 1:26.239 69
6 Giedo van der Garde 1:27.429 28
7 Felipe Massa 1:27.553 47
8 Mark Webber 1:27.616 40
9 Max Chilton 1:29.902 23
10 Romain Grosjean 1:34.800 24
11 Valtteri Bottas no time 23
Smedders wrote:
Been a bit of carnage in Barcelona this morning, 4 red flags after cars went off including Webber.
They've been taking about McLaren's cars on Sky Sports News this morning, saying it's totally different to last seasons so this season may just be about getting used to it - not good news for Button.
Could work both ways. It's not difficult because the car is bad, it's difficult because they don't yet fully understand the differences. If they can get it set up right the big changes may be perfect for getting a head start.
Been a bit of carnage in Barcelona this morning, 4 red flags after cars went off including Webber.
They've been taking about McLaren's cars on Sky Sports News this morning, saying it's totally different to last seasons so this season may just be about getting used to it - not good news for Button.
Could work both ways. It's not difficult because the car is bad, it's difficult because they don't yet fully understand the differences. If they can get it set up right the big changes may be perfect for getting a head start.
Been a bit of carnage in Barcelona this morning, 4 red flags after cars went off including Webber.
They've been taking about McLaren's cars on Sky Sports News this morning, saying it's totally different to last seasons so this season may just be about getting used to it - not good news for Button.
They've been taking about McLaren's cars on Sky Sports News this morning, saying it's totally different to last seasons so this season may just be about getting used to it - not good news for Button.
I used to watch all the races live, but I have resigned myself to coping with delayed coverage as family life tends to mean I'd have to pause or delay even the live racing at times.
But I do love settling down to watch in HD with full surround sound on and immerse myself in it!
But I do love settling down to watch in HD with full surround sound on and immerse myself in it!
pb wrote:
Suzi has been really good with Motorsport coverage in the past, so I'm looking forward to her replacing Jake.
Yeah she's a good choice.
Suzi has been really good with Motorsport coverage in the past, so I'm looking forward to her replacing Jake.
Yeah she's a good choice.
I'll be watching this on BBC, which means half the races won't be live, but it costs less, I dot pay Sky and I get decent commentary.
Suzi has been really good with Motorsport coverage in the past, so I'm looking forward to her replacing Jake.
Suzi has been really good with Motorsport coverage in the past, so I'm looking forward to her replacing Jake.
Below are the results, upcoming races, and drivers and constructors standings:
Results
Australia - 1st Raikkonen, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Vettel
Malaysia - 1st Vettel, 2nd Webber, 3rd Hamilton
China - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Hamilton
Bahrain - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Spain - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Massa
Monaco - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Vettel, 3rd Webber
Canada - 1st Vettel, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Hamilton
Great Britain - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Webber, 3rd Alonso
Germany - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Upcoming Races
Hungary 28th July
Belgium 25th August
Italy 08th September
Singapore 22nd September
Korea 06th October
Japan 13th October
India 27th October
Abu Dhabi 03rd November
United States17th November
Brazil 24th November
Drivers Standings
1 Sebastian Vettel 157
2 Fernando Alonso 123
3 Kimi Raikkonen 116
4 Lewis Hamilton 99
5 Mark Webber 93
6 Nico Rosberg 84
7 Felipe Massa 57
8 Romain Grosjean 41
9 Paul di Resta 36
10 Jenson Button 33
11 Adrian Sutil 23
12 Sergio Perez 16
13 Jean-Eric Vergne 13
14 Daniel Ricciardo11
15 Nico Hulkenberg 7
Rest yet to score
Constructors Standings
1 Red Bull 250
2 Mercedes 183
3 Ferrari 180
4 Lotus 157
5 Force India 59
6 McLaren 49
7 Toro Rosso 24
8 Sauber 7
Rest yet to score
Results
Australia - 1st Raikkonen, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Vettel
Malaysia - 1st Vettel, 2nd Webber, 3rd Hamilton
China - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Hamilton
Bahrain - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Spain - 1st Alonso, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Massa
Monaco - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Vettel, 3rd Webber
Canada - 1st Vettel, 2nd Alonso, 3rd Hamilton
Great Britain - 1st Rosberg, 2nd Webber, 3rd Alonso
Germany - 1st Vettel, 2nd Raikkonen, 3rd Grosjean
Upcoming Races
Hungary 28th July
Belgium 25th August
Italy 08th September
Singapore 22nd September
Korea 06th October
Japan 13th October
India 27th October
Abu Dhabi 03rd November
United States17th November
Brazil 24th November
Drivers Standings
1 Sebastian Vettel 157
2 Fernando Alonso 123
3 Kimi Raikkonen 116
4 Lewis Hamilton 99
5 Mark Webber 93
6 Nico Rosberg 84
7 Felipe Massa 57
8 Romain Grosjean 41
9 Paul di Resta 36
10 Jenson Button 33
11 Adrian Sutil 23
12 Sergio Perez 16
13 Jean-Eric Vergne 13
14 Daniel Ricciardo11
15 Nico Hulkenberg 7
Rest yet to score
Constructors Standings
1 Red Bull 250
2 Mercedes 183
3 Ferrari 180
4 Lotus 157
5 Force India 59
6 McLaren 49
7 Toro Rosso 24
8 Sauber 7
Rest yet to score
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