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Standings after German GP

@>Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Nat Team Points --- ------------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- 1. Jenson Button GB Brawn-Mercedes 68.0 2.

Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:39 PM

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@>Drivers' Championship:

Pos Driver                    Nat Team                          Points
--- ------------------------- --- ------------------------- ----------
1.  Jenson Button             GB  Brawn-Mercedes                  68.0
2.  Sebastian Vettel          D   Red Bull-Renault                47.0
3.  Mark Webber               AUS Red Bull-Renault                45.5
4.  Rubens Barrichello        BR  Brawn-Mercedes                  44.0
5.  Felipe Massa              BR  Ferrari                         22.0
6.  Jarno Trulli              I   Toyota                          21.5
7.  Nico Rosberg              D   Williams-Toyota                 20.5
8.  Timo Glock                D   Toyota                          13.0
9.  Fernando Alonso           E   Renault                         13.0
10. Kimi Raikkonen            FIN Ferrari                         10.0
11. Lewis Hamilton            GB  McLaren-Mercedes                 9.0
12. Nick Heidfeld             D   BMW Sauber                       6.0
13. Heikki Kovalainen         FIN McLaren-Mercedes                 5.0
14. Sebastien Buemi           CH  Toro Rosso-Ferrari               3.0
15. Robert Kubica             PL  BMW Sauber                       2.0
16. Sebastien Bourdais        F   Toro Rosso-Ferrari               2.0

@>Manufacturers' Championship:

Pos Driver                    Nat Team                          Points
--- ------------------------- --- ------------------------- ----------
1.  Brawn-Mercedes            GB                                 112.0
2.  Red Bull-Renault          A                                   92.5
3.  Toyota                    J                                   34.5
4.  Ferrari                   I                                   32.0
5.  Williams-Toyota           GB                                  20.5
6.  McLaren-Mercedes          GB                                  14.0
7.  Renault                   F                                   13.0
8.  BMW                       D                                    8.0
9.  Toro Rosso-Ferrari        I                                    5.0

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