Singapore GP: Race results
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Status --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ------------ --------------- 1. Fernando Alonso E Renault 1:57:16.304 2. Nico Rosberg D ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Status --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ------------ --------------- 1. Fernando Alonso E Renault 1:57:16.304 2. Nico Rosberg D Williams-Toyota 2.957 3. Lewis Hamilton GB McLaren-Mercedes 5.917 4. Timo Glock D Toyota 8.155 5. Sebastian Vettel D Toro Rosso-Ferrari 10.268 6. Nick Heidfeld D BMW Sauber 11.101 7. David Coulthard GB Red Bull-Renault 16.387 8. Kazuki Nakajima J Williams-Toyota 18.489 9. Jenson Button GB Honda 19.885 10. Heikki Kovalainen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 26.902 11. Robert Kubica PL BMW Sauber 27.975 12. Sebastien Bourdais F Toro Rosso-Ferrari 29.432 13. Felipe Massa BR Ferrari 35.170 14. Giancarlo Fisichella I Force India-Ferrari 43.571 15. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari -4 laps Accident
DNF Jarno Trulli I Toyota on lap 51 Hydraulics DNF Adrian Sutil D Force India-Ferrari on lap 50 Accident DNF Mark Webber AUS Red Bull-Renault on lap 30 Transmission DNF Rubens Barrichello BR Honda on lap 15 Engine DNF Nelson A. Piquet BR Renault on lap 14 Accident
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