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Hungarian GP: Fastest laps

Pos Driver Nat Team Lap Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- ---- --------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 1. Mark Webber AUS Red Bull-Renault ...

Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:36 PM

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Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                     Lap         Time          Gap       To 1st
--- ---------------------- ---- --------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ ------------
 1. Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault          65     1:21.931
 2. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                   70     1:22.434        0.503        0.503
 3. Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota           65     1:22.468        0.034        0.537
 4. Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes          16     1:22.479        0.011        0.548
 5. Timo Glock             D    Toyota                    63     1:22.506        0.027        0.575
 6. Jenson Button          GB   Brawn-Mercedes            57     1:22.706        0.200        0.775
 7. Sebastien Buemi        CH   Toro Rosso-Ferrari        69     1:22.955        0.249        1.024
 8. Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  McLaren-Mercedes          63     1:22.958        0.003        1.027
 9. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Brawn-Mercedes            55     1:23.024        0.066        1.093
10. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Force India-Mercedes      40     1:23.174        0.150        1.243
11. Kazuki Nakajima        J    Williams-Toyota           55     1:23.180        0.006        1.249
12. Robert Kubica          PL   BMW Sauber                65     1:23.224        0.044        1.293
13. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                    65     1:23.261        0.037        1.330
14. Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW Sauber                65     1:23.282        0.021        1.351
15. Nelson A. Piquet       BR   Renault                   65     1:23.418        0.136        1.487
16. Jaime Alguersuari      E    Toro Rosso-Ferrari        69     1:23.444        0.026        1.513
17. Sebastian Vettel       D    Red Bull-Renault          18     1:23.457        0.013        1.526
18. Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                    4     1:23.529        0.072        1.598

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