Fernando Alonso delighted his fans today with a superb drive to win the Spanish Grand Prix in the Circuit de Catalunya, for the second time in his career. His home crowd cheered him on every step of the way, from his start in fifth place to crossing the line well clear of Raikkonen, who took a good second place with one less pitstop, and Felipe Massa, who surprised everyone starting from 9th and grabbing the lower step of the podium for Ferrari.
May 12
Home win for Alonso – Spanish Grand Prix
May 10
Vettel tops FP2 in Barcelona
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Position |
Driver |
Team |
Lap Time |
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1 |
Sebastian Vettel | Red Bull – Renault | 1:22.808 |
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2 |
Fernando Alonso | Ferrari | 1:22.825 |
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3 |
Mark Webber | Red Bull – Renault | 1:22.891 |
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4 |
Kimi Raikkonen | Lotus – Renault | 1:23.030 |
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5 |
Felipe Massa | Ferrari | 1:23.110 |
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6 |
Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 1:23.140 |
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7 |
Nico Rosberg | Mercedes | 1:23.398 |
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8 |
Adrian Sutil | Force India – Mercedes | 1:23.840 |
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9 |
Jean-Eric Vergne | Toro Rosso – Ferrari | 1:24.058 |
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10 |
Paul di Resta | Force India – Mercedes | 1:24.104 |
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11 |
Daniel Ricciardo | Toro Rosso – Ferrari | 1:24.175 |
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12 |
Jenson Button | McLaren – Mercedes | 1:24.306 |
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13 |
Sergio Perez | McLaren – Mercedes | 1:24.854 |
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14 |
Valtteri Bottas | Williams – Renault | 1:24.888 |
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15 |
Nico Hulkenberg | Sauber – Ferrari | 1:25.167 |
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16 |
Pastor Maldonado | Williams – Renault | 1:25.321 |
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17 |
Esteban Gutierrez | Sauber – Ferrari | 1:25.441 |
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18 |
Romain Grosjean | Lotus – Renault | 1:25.851 |
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19 |
Giedo van der Garde | Caterham – Renault | 1:25.963 |
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20 |
Jules Bianchi | Marussia – Cosworth | 1:26.078 |
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21 |
Charles Pic | Caterham – Renault | 1:26.930 |
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22 |
Max Chilton | Marussia – Cosworth | 1:26.970 |
Apr 21
Sebastian Vettel dominates Bahrain ahead of Lotus

Sebastian Vettel’s 28th win saw him move past Sir Jackie Stewart in the all-time winners list. The German is in 6th place on the list with Fernando Alonso the only current driver ahead of him with 31 wins.
Sebastian Vettel won the Bahrain Grand prix after dominating the competition in his own calculated and fast style, with Raikkonen and Grosjean bringing their Lotus closely behind.
Thus, the podium was a repeat from last year.
Pole sitter Nico Rosberg did not have the race pace to match his qualifying effort, and finished well down the order in 9th. His team mate Hamilton managed to run a better race climbing to 5th.
Ferrari had an unlucky afternoon with both cars running into severe problems. Alonso’s DRS failed and forced him to the pits twice, while Massa struggled with tyre failures.

