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vett_redb_shan_20091.jpgCool as you like, credit to the guy and a really good race all be it with a safety car start due to the weather which can't be blamed. Maybe Bernie can for switching the calendar around to suit the European tv audience, but even saying that we've had 2 down pours and exciting racing even with one not actually finishing. Thought Hamilton could've chilled abit when he went into his aggressive mode over taking everyone then spinning. At one point I thought Alonso was going to win this with I just don't know why I just did, but Vettel this guy is nailing it! First win for Toro Rosso and first win for Red Bull.Button? Well he did his job did go off track but 3rd place nothing to be ashamed of, 2 wins in 3 he'll be loving it at the top.Ferrari are not looking good, felt for Massa though.Great picture actually.
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Lewis Hamilton has again raised hopes of a McLaren revival by topping the timesheets at the end of first practice for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix.It remains to be seen if a repeat follows this afternoon, although it is known McLaren have a number of new upgrades on the car, with the team hoping to slowly claw their way back to the front.Hamilton's hot lap was with a time of one minute 33.647 seconds for the 5.412km Sakhir circuit, today basking under 35 degree heat.BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica were 0.260secs and 0.291secs adrift in second and third places, suggesting they too might have more to offer this weekend after a poor start.Williams' Nico Rosberg, who has been consistently impressive in practice throughout the course of the three grands prix to date, again looked strong as he finished just over half a second down.The German was followed by current championship leader Jenson Button, with the Briton 0.787secs down, followed by the second McLaren of Heikki Kovalainen.Rubens Barrichello, six points adrift of team-mate Button in second place in the standings, was seventh quickest, with Felipe Massa the best of the Ferraris in eighth.The Ferrari, which has limped along this season and is in danger of not scoring a point in the opening four races for the first time in their illustrious history, have already played down their chances of a comeback this weekend.Kimi Raikkonen finished 10th, the Finn setting exactly the same time as Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber, but with the Australian credited ninth as he posted his relevant lap first.Last week's race winner Sebastian Vettel was forced to settle for 12th for Red Bull, just over 1.2secs behind Hamilton, with Fernando Alonso a lowly 18th in his Renault.The rear of the field was brought up by the Toro Rosso duo of Sebastiens Bourdais and Buemi respectively, with the latter off the pace by 1.722secs.
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1 Jarno Trulli 9 Toyota 1:33.4312 Timo Glock 10 Toyota 1:33.7123 Sebastian Vettel 15 Red Bull-Renault 1:34.0154 Jenson Button 22 Brawn-Mercedes 1:34.0445 Lewis Hamilton 1 McLaren-Mercedes 1:34.1966 Rubens Barrichello 23 Brawn-Mercedes 1:34.2397 Fernando Alonso 7 Renault 1:34.5788 Felipe Massa 3 Ferrari 1:34.8189 Nico Rosberg 16 Williams-Toyota 1:35.13410 Kimi Raikkonen 4 Ferrari 1:35.380---------------------------------------------------------------------11 Heikki Kovalainen 2 McLaren-Mercedes 1:33.24212 Kazuki Nakajima 17 Williams-Toyota 1:33.34813 Robert Kubica 5 BMW Sauber 1:33.48714 Nick Heidfeld 6 BMW Sauber 1:33.56215 Nelson Piquet Jr 8 Renault 1:33.941---------------------------------------------------------------------16 Adrian Sutil 20 Force India-Mercedes 1:33.72217 Sebastien Buemi 12 Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:33.75318 Giancarlo Fisichella 21 Force India-Mercedes 1:33.91019 Mark Webber 14 Red Bull-Renault 1:34.03820 Sebastien Bourdais 11 Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:34.159
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lmao @ the bmws

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Into the last lap, Button holding first place comfortably.1. Button2. Vettel3. Trulli4. Hamilton5. Barrichello6. Raikkonen7. Glock8. Alonso

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