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European GP: Qualifying times

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Q1 Q2 Q3 --- ---------------------- ---- --------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ---------- 1. Lewis Hamilton GB McLaren-Mercedes ...

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Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                   Laps           Q1         Q2         Q3
--- ---------------------- ---- --------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ----------
 1. Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes                1:38.649   1:38.182   1:39.498
 2. Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  McLaren-Mercedes                1:38.816   1:38.230   1:39.532
 3. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Brawn-Mercedes                  1:39.019   1:38.076   1:39.563
 4. Sebastian Vettel       D    Red Bull-Renault                1:39.295   1:38.273   1:39.789
 5. Jenson Button          GB   Brawn-Mercedes                  1:38.531   1:38.601   1:39.821
 6. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                         1:38.843   1:38.782   1:40.144
 7. Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota                 1:39.039   1:38.346   1:40.185
 8. Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                         1:39.155   1:38.717   1:40.236
 9. Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault                1:38.983   1:38.625   1:40.239
10. Robert Kubica          PL   BMW Sauber                      1:38.806   1:38.747   1:40.512
11. Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW Sauber                      1:39.032   1:38.826
12. Adrian Sutil           D    Force India-Mercedes            1:39.145   1:38.846
13. Timo Glock             D    Toyota                          1:39.459   1:38.991
14. Romain Grosjean        F    Renault                         1:39.322   1:39.040
15. Sebastien Buemi        CH   Toro Rosso-Ferrari              1:38.912   1:39.514
16. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Force India-Mercedes            1:39.531
17. Kazuki Nakajima        J    Williams-Toyota                 1:39.795
18. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                          1:39.807
19. Jaime Alguersuari      E    Toro Rosso-Ferrari              1:39.925
20. Luca Badoer            I    Ferrari                         1:41.413

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