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Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ---------- 1. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari 25 ...

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Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                 Laps         Time        Gap     To 1st
--- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ----------
 1. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                25     1:26.461
 2. Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes       21     1:26.948      0.487      0.487
 3. Felipe Massa           BR   Ferrari                25     1:26.958      0.010      0.497
 4. Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  McLaren-Mercedes       19     1:27.114      0.156      0.653
 5. Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault       18     1:28.263      1.149      1.802
 6. Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                22     1:28.360      0.097      1.899
 7. Robert Kubica          PL   BMW Sauber             12     1:28.579      0.219      2.118
 8. Timo Glock             D    Toyota                 16     1:28.913      0.334      2.452
 9. Sebastian Vettel       D    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     22     1:28.957      0.044      2.496
10. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                 23     1:29.014      0.057      2.553
11. Jenson Button          GB   Honda                  25     1:29.124      0.110      2.663
12. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Force India-Ferrari    24     1:29.230      0.106      2.769
13. David Coulthard        GB   Red Bull-Renault        5     1:29.301      0.071      2.840
14. Sebastien Bourdais     F    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     32     1:29.363      0.062      2.902
15. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Honda                  17     1:29.533      0.170      3.072
16. Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW Sauber              7     1:29.561      0.028      3.100
17. Adrian Sutil           D    Force India-Ferrari    13     1:30.155      0.594      3.694
18. Nelson A. Piquet       BR   Renault                21     1:30.357      0.202      3.896
19. Takuma Sato            J    Super Aguri-Honda       7     1:31.048      0.691      4.587
20. Anthony Davidson       GB   Super Aguri-Honda       7     1:31.771      0.723      5.310
21. Kazuki Nakajima        J    Williams-Toyota         3     1:35.053      3.282      8.592
22. Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota         3      No time

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