Australian GP starting grid (REVISED)
Pos Driver Nat Team Qualifying time Notes --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ---------------- ------------- 1. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari 1:26.072 2. Fernando Alonso ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Qualifying time Notes --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ---------------- ------------- 1. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari 1:26.072 2. Fernando Alonso E McLaren-Mercedes 1:26.493 3. Nick Heidfeld D BMW 1:26.556 4. Lewis Hamilton GB McLaren-Mercedes 1:26.755 5. Robert Kubica PL BMW 1:27.347 6. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 1:27.634 7. Mark Webber AUS Red Bull-Renault 1:27.934 8. Jarno Trulli I Toyota 1:28.404 9. Ralf Schumacher D Toyota 1:28.692 10. Takuma Sato J Super Aguri-Honda 1:28.871 11. Anthony Davidson GB Super Aguri-Honda 1:26.909 12. Nico Rosberg D Williams-Toyota 1:26.914 13. Heikki Kovalainen FIN Renault 1:26.964 14. Jenson Button GB Honda 1:27.264 15. Alex Wurz A Williams-Toyota 1:27.393 16. Rubens Barrichello BR Honda 1:27.679 17. Scott Speed USA Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:28.305 18. David Coulthard GB Red Bull-Renault 1:28.579 19. Vitantonio Liuzzi I Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:29.267 20. Adrian Sutil D Spyker-Ferrari 1:29.339 21. Christijan Albers NL Spyker-Ferrari 1:31.932 22. Felipe Massa BR Ferrari no time Engine
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