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2005 season/Round 18

Japanese Grand Prix 2005

  • Suzuka
  • 9 October 2005
  • 53 laps
  • 307.6 km
  • 5.807 km a lap
  1. P1Kimi RäikkönenMcLaren1:29:02.212
  2. P2Giancarlo FisichellaRenault+1.633
  3. P3Fernando AlonsoRenault+17.456

Result

PosDriverNo.Team · engineGridLapsTime / reasonPoints
1Kimi Räikkönenfastest lap9McLaren · Mercedes17531:29:02.21210
2Giancarlo Fisichella6Renault353+1.6338
3Fernando Alonso5Renault1653+17.4566
4Mark Webber7Williams · BMW753+22.2745
5Jenson Button3BAR · Honda253+29.5074
6David Coulthard14Red Bull · Cosworth653+31.6013
7Michael Schumacher1Ferrari1453+33.8792
8Ralf Schumacher17Toyota153+49.5481
9Christian Klien15Red Bull · Cosworth453+51.925
10Felipe Massa12Sauber · Petronas1053+57.509
11Rubens Barrichello2Ferrari953+1:00.633
12Jacques Villeneuve11Sauber · Petronas853+1:23.221+25.000 penalty
13Tiago Monteiro18Jordan · Toyota2052+1 lap
14Robert Doornbos20Minardi · Cosworth1551+2 laps
15Narain Karthikeyan19Jordan · Toyota1151+2 laps
16Christijan Albers21Minardi · Cosworth1349+4 laps
NCAntônio Pizzonia8Williams · BMW129+1 lap
DNFJarno Trulli16Toyota–9Collision damage
DNFJuan Pablo Montoya10McLaren · Mercedes180Accident
DSQTakuma Sato4BAR · Honda552Caused collision with Trulli

A number in the first column means classified. DNF, DNQ and DNS stand for retirement, did not qualify and did not start. ‘shared’ marks a car that two drivers shared between them – permitted in the 1950s, and both were classified.

Lap by lap

The running order on every lap. A line that stops is a car that stopped.

1510155101520253035404550LapRAIFISALOWEBBUTCOUMSCRSC15101511223344Lap
Laps led: Giancarlo Fisichella 27, Ralf Schumacher 12, Kimi Räikkönen 6, Jenson Button 4, Michael Schumacher 3, David Coulthard 1. Lap data from Jolpica-F1; it exists from 1996 on.
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DriverGridLap 13Lap 27Lap 40FinishLaps led
Kimi Räikkönen1796316
Giancarlo Fisichella3114227
Fernando Alonso167883
Mark Webber75424
Jenson Button233154
David Coulthard647661
Michael Schumacher1465573
Ralf Schumacher1227812
Christian Klien481099
Felipe Massa1011131010
Rubens Barrichello917121211
Jacques Villeneuve81091112
Tiago Monteiro2014141413
Robert Doornbos1515171614
Narain Karthikeyan1112151515
Christijan Albers1313161716
Antônio Pizzonia12–––out
Jarno Trulli––––out
Takuma Sato5161113out

Gap to the leader

How far behind each driver was as every lap ended – the margins the running order hides.

0+10+20+30+40+505101520253035404550LapRAIFISALOWEBBUTCOUMSCRSC0+10+20+30+40+5011223344Lap
Seconds behind the leader as each lap ends, from the lap times. A line that flattens out together with the others is a safety car; a sudden step down is a pit stop. Gaps beyond 50 seconds run off the bottom edge. This is the gap on the road: time penalties given after the flag are not in it.
Show as a table
DriverLap 13Lap 27Lap 40Last lap
Kimi Räikkönen+16.2+15.7+1.30.0
Giancarlo Fisichella0.00.0+5.9+1.6
Fernando Alonso+13.8+18.0+24.0+17.5
Mark Webber+7.3+12.4+0.9+22.3
Jenson Button+2.7+11.00.0+29.5
David Coulthard+5.5+17.5+14.9+31.6
Michael Schumacher+10.5+15.4+8.5+33.9
Ralf Schumacher+0.2+4.6+18.4+49.5
Christian Klien+15.8+33.9+28.9+51.9
Felipe Massa+21.3+41.4+40.1+57.5
Rubens Barrichello+35.2+37.8+59.4+60.6
Jacques Villeneuve+20.0+22.3+57.4+83.2
Tiago Monteiro+28.3+74.4+138.1+192.9
Robert Doornbos+32.5+90.7+158.4+198.8
Narain Karthikeyan+27.3+77.1+156.1+237.0
Christijan Albers+27.5+80.6+357.8+392.1
Antônio Pizzonia–––out
Jarno Trulli–––out
Takuma Sato+33.8+36.6+73.7out

Qualifying

Pit stops

Time from entering to leaving the pit lane, not the stationary time.

DriverStopsOn lapsFastest
Jacques Villeneuve12726.348 s
Kimi Räikkönen226, 4518.899 s
Felipe Massa225, 4419.925 s
David Coulthard223, 4420.309 s
Mark Webber223, 4120.478 s
Christian Klien222, 4121.062 s
Jenson Button222, 4121.101 s
Michael Schumacher226, 4221.820 s
Fernando Alonso222, 3621.982 s
Tiago Monteiro218, 3422.226 s
Giancarlo Fisichella220, 3822.581 s
Christijan Albers216, 3423.724 s
Robert Doornbos215, 3223.895 s
Takuma Sato22, 2924.098 s
Ralf Schumacher313, 28, 4419.571 s
Narain Karthikeyan313, 31, 4419.970 s
Rubens Barrichello31, 6, 3321.215 s
Every stop, lap by lap (36)
LapDriverStopTime
1Rubens Barrichello127.039 s
2Takuma Sato124.098 s
6Rubens Barrichello221.215 s
13Ralf Schumacher121.827 s
13Narain Karthikeyan123.486 s
15Robert Doornbos123.895 s
16Christijan Albers123.724 s
18Tiago Monteiro122.226 s
20Giancarlo Fisichella122.661 s
22Fernando Alonso121.982 s
22Christian Klien123.802 s
22Jenson Button126.085 s
23Mark Webber122.389 s
23David Coulthard124.058 s
25Felipe Massa123.159 s
26Michael Schumacher121.820 s
26Kimi Räikkönen122.960 s
27Jacques Villeneuve126.348 s
28Ralf Schumacher222.045 s
29Takuma Sato224.872 s
31Narain Karthikeyan223.888 s
32Robert Doornbos224.658 s
33Rubens Barrichello323.889 s
34Tiago Monteiro223.403 s
34Christijan Albers23:54.187 s
36Fernando Alonso222.380 s
38Giancarlo Fisichella222.581 s
41Mark Webber220.478 s
41Christian Klien221.062 s
41Jenson Button221.101 s
42Michael Schumacher224.858 s
44Ralf Schumacher319.571 s
44Felipe Massa219.925 s
44Narain Karthikeyan319.970 s
44David Coulthard220.309 s
45Kimi Räikkönen218.899 s

Fastest laps

Each driver's quickest lap of the race.

PosDriverLapTimeGap
1Kimi Räikkönen441:31.540
2Fernando Alonso211:31.599+0.059
3Giancarlo Fisichella191:32.522+0.982
4Jenson Button191:32.754+1.214
5Michael Schumacher251:32.763+1.223
6Ralf Schumacher91:32.795+1.255
7Mark Webber211:33.022+1.482
8David Coulthard181:33.023+1.483
9Rubens Barrichello521:33.133+1.593
10Felipe Massa431:33.232+1.692

Championship after this race

The official standings after round 18. Arrows show the change against the round before.

The whole season
Drivers' championship after round 18
PosDriverPointsChange
1Fernando Alonso123
2Kimi Räikkönen104
3Michael Schumacher62▲1
4Juan Pablo Montoya60▼1
5Giancarlo Fisichella53
6Jarno Trulli43
7Ralf Schumacher39▲1
8Rubens Barrichello38▼1
9Jenson Button36
10Mark Webber34
Constructors' championship after round 18
PosTeamPointsChange
1Renault176▲1
2McLaren174▼1
3Ferrari100
4Toyota82
5Williams64
6BAR37
7Red Bull30
8Sauber17
9Jordan12
10Minardi7