2010 Brazil F1 Grand Prix Race Report & Results

Event: Brazilian Grand Prix
Track: Autodromo Interlagos
Weather: wet qualifying, dry race
Sebastian Vettel won his 9th F1 World Championship race at the 2010 Brazil F1 GP, setting up an Abu Dhabi finale for the title. The Red Bull driver started second and won at Interlagos by 4.243 seconds from teammate Mark Webber for a Red Bull 1-2. It was Red Bulls 13th F1 win.
Hulkenberg pole in the wet, sensational Williams lap
Interlagos on 7 November 2010 delivered one of the qualifying laps of the year. Rain fell in Q3 and Nico Hulkenberg, in only his first F1 season with Williams, put together a 1:14.470 masterpiece to take pole by 1.049 seconds from Vettel. Webber third, Hamilton fourth, Alonso fifth for Ferrari. Hulkenbergs father wept in the garage.
Race day: Red Bull 1-2, Vettel and Webber outpace Ferrari
Sunday was dry. Vettel passed Hulkenberg on lap 1 and Webber went by soon after; the Red Bulls then controlled the race. Vettel led from Webber to the flag, Alonso third but comfortably beaten by the Red Bulls pace, Hamilton fourth, Button fifth. Hulkenberg held on for eighth and one point. Hamilton set the fastest lap on lap 66 at 1:13.851. Red Bull clinched the constructors championship, their first in F1.
Championship: Alonso 246, Webber 238, Vettel 231, Hamilton 222
Alonso still led by eight points from Webber, 15 from Vettel, 24 from Hamilton, all four still mathematically in the fight going to Abu Dhabi.
Classification 2010 Brazil F1 GP
Fastest lap: 1:13.851 min. by Lewis Hamilton






























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