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Lewis Hamilton scored his forth win of 2008 in the German Grand Prix


RESULTS:

1. Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1h31:20.874
2. Nelson Piquet Jnr Renault +5.586
3. Felipe Massa Ferrari +9.339
4. Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber +9.825
5. Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes +12.411
6. Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari +14.403
7. Roibert Kubica BMW Sauber +22.682
8. Sebastian Vettel Toro Rosso-Ferrari +33.299
9. Jarno Trulli Toyota +37.158
10. Nico Rosberg Williams-Toyota +37.625
11. Fernando Alonso Renault +38.600
12. Sebastien Bourdais Toro Rosso-Ferrari +39.111
13. David Coulthard Red Bull-Renault +54.971
14. Kazuki Nakajima Williams-Toyota +1:00.003
15. Adrian Sutil Force India-Ferrari +1:09.488
16. Jenson Button Honda +1 lap
17. Giancarlo Fisichella Force India-Ferrari +1:24.093*

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Lewis Hamilton (GBR) McLaren, Heikki Kovalainen (FIN) McLaren and Felipe Massa (BRA) Ferrari celebrate in parc ferme after finishing in the top 3 in qualifying. Formula One World Championship, Rd 10, German Grand Prix, Qualifying Day, Hockenheim, Germany, Saturday, 19 July 2008

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Hamilton puts McLaren on pole in Germany




Lewis Hamilton maintained his Hockenheim momentum in
qualifying on Saturday afternoon, and had the answer when
Ferrari’s Felipe Massa appeared to have pole position wrapped
up. The Brazilian had lapped in 1m 15.859s to deprive Heikki
Kovalainen of the honour, but Hamilton’s 1m 15.666s gave him
the final word for McLaren.


This time Kimi Raikkonen was not able to maintain the grid
symmetry for Ferrari, and it is Jarno Trulli who will start from
fourth place for Toyota after posting 1m 16.191s. Former
champion Fernando Alonso was fifth with 1m 16.385s for
Renault, and then came Raikkonen, with 1m 16.389s.


Robert Kubica was seventh in the sole BMW Sauber in Q3 on
1m 16.521s, leaving Mark Webber and David Coulthard in their
Red Bulls to sandwich stable mate Sebastian Vettel’s Toro
Rosso. The Australian lapped in 1m 17.014s, the German in 1m
17.244s and the Scot 1m 17.503s.


Vettel proved the only one of Germany’s five runners to make it through to
Q3. Toyota’s Timo Glock, BMW Sauber’s Nick Heidfeld and Williams’ Nico Rosberg
all fell in Q2, lining up 11th to 13th respectively with laps of 1m 15.508s,
1m 15.581s and 1m 15.633s. All three had cause to be disappointed,
the first two because of the performances of their team mates, the last
because he had entertained hopes that Hockenheim would suit his Williams.



Q2 also weeded out Honda’s Jenson Button (1m 15.701s) and Sebastien Bourdais
(1m 15.858s), who ruined his chances on the softer Bridgestone tyre after locking
up and sliding straight on in Turn Two.

Kazuki Nakajima will start 16th in the second Williams, on 1m 16.083s,
Nelson Piquet slumped again for Renault with 1m 16.189s, Rubens Barrichello
struggled to 1m 16.246s in his Honda, and local boy Adrian Sutil just
pipped Force India team mate Giancarlo Fisichella with 1m 16.657s to 1m 16.963s.




The Official Formula 1 Website

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