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Monaco GP: Pit stop summary

Driver Nat Team Stop Lap Time in pit Total time ---------------------- ---- --------------------- ------ ------ ------------ ------------ Robert Kubica PL BMW Sauber 1 2 ...

Published: Jun 19, 2009, 7:56 PM

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Driver                 Nat  Team                    Stop    Lap  Time in pit   Total time
---------------------- ---- --------------------- ------ ------ ------------ ------------
Robert Kubica          PL   BMW Sauber                 1      2       22.824       22.824
Sebastian Vettel       D    Red Bull-Renault           1     10       26.771       26.771
Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes           1     10       25.715       25.715
Adrian Sutil           D    Force India-Mercedes       1     11       22.561       22.561
Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                    1     15       23.693       23.693
Rubens Barrichello     BR   Brawn-Mercedes             1     16       22.647       22.647
Jenson Button          GB   Brawn-Mercedes             1     17       22.539       22.539
Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota            1     18       25.846       25.846
Felipe Massa           BR   Ferrari                    1     20       23.952       23.952
Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  McLaren-Mercedes           1     21       25.299       25.299
Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault           1     22       23.850       23.850
Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                    1     28       24.406       24.406
Kazuki Nakajima        J    Williams-Toyota            1     35       25.270       25.270
Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW Sauber                 1     42       24.370       24.370
Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                     1     49       22.284       22.284
Rubens Barrichello     BR   Brawn-Mercedes             2     50       22.318       44.965
Adrian Sutil           D    Force India-Mercedes       2     49       32.058       54.619
Sebastien Bourdais     F    Toro Rosso-Ferrari         1     50       23.077       23.077
Jenson Button          GB   Brawn-Mercedes             2     51       22.604       45.143
Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Force India-Mercedes       1     52       22.636       22.636
Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                    2     53       25.660       49.353
Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes           2     53       29.446       55.161
Felipe Massa           BR   Ferrari                    2     56       22.741       46.693
Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault           2     56       22.693       46.543
Timo Glock             D    Toyota                     1     57       22.700       22.700
Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota            2     65       22.907       48.753
Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                     2     65       21.592       43.876
Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                    2     66       21.348       45.754
Kazuki Nakajima        J    Williams-Toyota            2     71       21.865       47.135

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