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Interview with Shanghai winner Lewis HamiltonApril 20, 2011 (17:02) [ Indexed from GPUpdate.net ] Lewis Hamilton ranked Sundays Chinese Grand Prix in the top three of his 15 Formula 1 victories so far, with that sum putting him ahead of former Champions Graham Hill, Jack Brabham and Emerson Fittipaldi. The McLaren driver discusses the Shanghai race and shares his feelings ahead of F1s return to Europe. More...
Shanghai debrief with Williams' Sam MichaelApril 19, 2011 (12:40) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Although Williams managed to record their first finishes of the year at Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, 13th place for Rubens Barrichello and 18th place for Pastor Maldonado were far from ideal results. The British team's technical director Sam Michael discusses how the weekend unfolded and looks ahead to the forthcoming Turkish event... More...
China analysis - McLaren strike back in ShanghaiApril 18, 2011 (17:20) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Saturday in China told a pretty familiar tale, with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel clinching pole yet again. Surely it was just a matter of course that the Australian and Malaysian race winner would strike three-times lucky in Shanghai?
Not so. A slow start for Vettel, a flurry of pit stops, an array of tyre strategies and some pretty mean overtakes mixed up the field. Amidst all the drama it was McLaren's Lewis Hamilton who kept his head to secure his first win since last August's Belgian Grand Prix. An honourable mention must also go to Red Bull's Mark Webber who transformed the misery of 18th on the grid into a podium triumph. We take a team-by-team look at how a memorable Shanghai race played out... More...
Frustrating day for Toro Rosso at ShanghaiApril 17, 2011 (12:15) [ Indexed from F1technical.net ] It was a difficult and frustrating day at Shanghai for the Scuderia Toro Rosso. Jaime Alguersuari was forced to retire as he lost a wheel right after a pit stop. Team mate Sebastien Buemi finished the race in 14th position, but was left frustrated not to score any points. More...
Race - Hamilton takes sensational Shanghai winApril 17, 2011 (11:55) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Lewis Hamilton scored a fabulous victory for McLaren in a Chinese race of excellent drives, catching and passing Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel on the 52nd of the 56 laps as the reigning world champion's gamble on a two-stop strategy - and a 25-lap run on Pirelli's hard rubber - just failed to pay off.
Behind them, Mark Webber drove a brilliant race from 18th to third in the second Red Bull, only seven seconds behind Hamilton, after catching and despatching Mercedes' Michael Schumacher and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, then doing the same to Ferrari's Felipe Massa, Nico Rosberg in the second Mercedes and McLaren's Jenson Button in the closing stages. More...
Hamilton dramatically beats Red Bull in ShanghaiApril 17, 2011 (10:55) [ Indexed from GPUpdate.net ] Lewis Hamilton has broken Sebastian Vettels run of victories by winning Sundays Chinese Grand Prix in dramatic fashion. In a race which featured much overtaking and a number of different leaders, the McLaren driver enjoyed his second Shanghai win from the German as Mark Webber stormed to a podium finish from 18th on the grid. More...
Hamilton beats Red Bull in ShanghaiApril 17, 2011 (10:50) [ Indexed from GPUpdate.net ] Lewis Hamilton has broken Sebastian Vettels run of victories by winning Sundays Chinese Grand Prix in dramatic fashion. In a race which featured much overtaking and a number of different leaders, the McLaren driver enjoyed his second Shanghai win from the German as Mark Webber stormed to a podium finish from 18th on the grid. More...
Qualifying - Vettel storms to Shanghai poleApril 16, 2011 (09:45) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Sebastian Vettel took yet another pole position for Red Bull in a disjointed but exciting qualifying session in Shanghai on Saturday afternoon.
In overcast conditions the Red Bull driver performed his usual trick of pulling something extra out of the bag in Q3 and moved well clear of the McLarens of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton. The world champion lapped in 1m 33.706s, far and away the fastest time of the weekend, leaving Button to 1m 34.421s and Hamilton to 1m 34.463s, a wobble exiting the final corner costing him crucial fractions. More...
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