Korean Grand Prix 2010

Korea
Yeongam
24 October 2010
55 laps
308.6 km
5.615 km a lap

Pole positionSebastian VettelRed Bull · 1:35.585
Fastest lapFernando Alonso1:50.257 · lap 42
Winner started fromP3on the grid

Result

Pos	Driver	No.	Team · engine	Grid	Laps	Time / reason	Points
1	Fernando Alonsofastest lap	8	Ferrari	3	55	2:48:20.810	25
2	Lewis Hamilton	2	McLaren · Mercedes	4	55	+14.999	18
3	Felipe Massa	7	Ferrari	6	55	+30.868	15
4	Michael Schumacher	3	Mercedes	9	55	+39.688	12
5	Robert Kubica	11	Renault	8	55	+47.734	10
6	Vitantonio Liuzzi	15	Force India · Mercedes	17	55	+53.571	8
7	Rubens Barrichello	9	Williams · Cosworth	10	55	+1:09.257	6
8	Kamui Kobayashi	23	Sauber · Ferrari	12	55	+1:17.889	4
9	Nick Heidfeld	22	Sauber · Ferrari	13	55	+1:20.107	2
10	Nico Hülkenberg	10	Williams · Cosworth	11	55	+1:20.851	1
11	Jaime Alguersuari	17	Toro Rosso · Ferrari	15	55	+1:24.146
12	Jenson Button	1	McLaren · Mercedes	7	55	+1:29.939
13	Heikki Kovalainen	19	Lotus Racing · Cosworth	21	54	+1 lap
14	Bruno Senna	21	HRT · Cosworth	24	53	+2 laps
15	Sakon Yamamoto	20	HRT · Cosworth	23	53	+2 laps
DNF	Adrian Sutil	14	Force India · Mercedes	14	46	Collision
DNF	Sebastian Vettel	5	Red Bull · Renault	1	45	Engine
DNF	Vitaly Petrov	12	Renault	20	39	Accident
DNF	Timo Glock	24	Virgin · Cosworth	19	31	Collision damage
DNF	Sébastien Buemi	16	Toro Rosso · Ferrari	16	30	Collision
DNF	Lucas di Grassi	25	Virgin · Cosworth	22	25	Accident
DNF	Jarno Trulli	18	Lotus Racing · Cosworth	18	25	Hydraulics
DNF	Mark Webber	6	Red Bull · Renault	2	18	Collision
DNF	Nico Rosberg	4	Mercedes	5	18	Collision

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.

Laps led: Sebastian Vettel 45, Fernando Alonso 10. Lap data from Jolpica-F1; it exists from 1996 on.

Show as a table

Driver	Grid	Lap 14	Lap 28	Lap 41	Finish	Laps led
Fernando Alonso	3	3	2	2	1	10
Lewis Hamilton	4	4	3	3	2
Felipe Massa	6	6	4	4	3
Michael Schumacher	9	9	5	5	4
Robert Kubica	8	8	7	8	5
Vitantonio Liuzzi	17	17	10	9	6
Rubens Barrichello	10	10	8	6	7
Kamui Kobayashi	12	12	17	10	8
Nick Heidfeld	13	13	18	11	9
Nico Hülkenberg	11	11	6	7	10
Jaime Alguersuari	15	15	11	12	11
Jenson Button	7	7	9	14	12
Heikki Kovalainen	21	21	14	15	13
Bruno Senna	24	23	19	16	14
Sakon Yamamoto	23	22	20	17	15
Adrian Sutil	14	14	12	13	out
Sebastian Vettel	1	1	1	1	out	45
Vitaly Petrov	20	20	15	–	out
Timo Glock	19	19	13	–	out
Sébastien Buemi	16	16	16	–	out
Lucas di Grassi	22	24	–	–	out
Jarno Trulli	18	18	–	–	out
Mark Webber	2	2	–	–	out
Nico Rosberg	5	5	–	–	out

Gap to the leader

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

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 80 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

Driver	Lap 14	Lap 28	Lap 41	Last lap
Fernando Alonso	+1.0	+3.9	+2.7	0.0
Lewis Hamilton	+1.8	+6.7	+4.5	+15.0
Felipe Massa	+3.3	+11.3	+7.0	+30.9
Michael Schumacher	+5.3	+15.0	+15.8	+39.7
Robert Kubica	+5.1	+20.1	+23.7	+47.7
Vitantonio Liuzzi	+13.3	+24.4	+25.9	+53.6
Rubens Barrichello	+6.3	+21.5	+17.2	+69.3
Kamui Kobayashi	+8.4	+42.6	+30.8	+77.9
Nick Heidfeld	+9.5	+45.8	+32.7	+80.1
Nico Hülkenberg	+6.5	+19.0	+22.5	+80.9
Jaime Alguersuari	+11.3	+25.5	+33.6	+84.1
Jenson Button	+4.1	+23.3	+40.5	+89.9
Heikki Kovalainen	+21.0	+41.3	+75.3	+183.7
Bruno Senna	+24.2	+60.0	+82.4	+240.7
Sakon Yamamoto	+22.0	+102.2	+110.0	+258.1
Adrian Sutil	+10.3	+27.9	+33.9	out
Sebastian Vettel	0.0	0.0	0.0	out
Vitaly Petrov	+19.9	+41.7	–	out
Timo Glock	+18.4	+40.0	–	out
Sébastien Buemi	+12.2	+42.0	–	out
Lucas di Grassi	+24.6	–	–	out
Jarno Trulli	+16.7	–	–	out
Mark Webber	+0.4	–	–	out
Nico Rosberg	+2.1	–	–	out

Qualifying

Knock-out in three parts since 2006: the slowest drop out after Q1 and Q2.

Pos	Driver	Team	Q1	Q2	Q3
1	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull	1:37.123	1:36.074	1:35.585
2	Mark Webber	Red Bull	1:37.373	1:36.039	1:35.659
3	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	1:37.144	1:36.287	1:35.766
4	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren	1:37.113	1:36.197	1:36.062
5	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes	1:37.708	1:36.791	1:36.535
6	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	1:37.515	1:36.169	1:36.571
7	Jenson Button	McLaren	1:38.123	1:37.064	1:36.731
8	Robert Kubica	Renault	1:37.703	1:37.179	1:36.824
9	Michael Schumacher	Mercedes	1:37.980	1:37.077	1:36.950
10	Rubens Barrichello	Williams	1:38.257	1:37.511	1:36.998
11	Nico Hülkenberg	Williams	1:38.115	1:37.620
12	Kamui Kobayashi	Sauber	1:38.429	1:37.643
13	Nick Heidfeld	Sauber	1:38.171	1:37.715
14	Adrian Sutil	Force India	1:38.572	1:37.783
15	Vitaly Petrov	Renault	1:38.174	1:37.799
16	Jaime Alguersuari	Toro Rosso	1:38.583	1:37.853
17	Sébastien Buemi	Toro Rosso	1:38.621	1:38.594
18	Vitantonio Liuzzi	Force India	1:38.955
19	Jarno Trulli	Lotus Racing	1:40.521
20	Timo Glock	Virgin	1:40.748
21	Heikki Kovalainen	Lotus Racing	1:41.768
22	Lucas di Grassi	Virgin	1:42.325
23	Sakon Yamamoto	HRT	1:42.444
24	Bruno Senna	HRT	1:43.283

Grid penalties

Why the starting grid differs from the qualifying order.

Driver	Qualified	Started	Penalty
Vitaly Petrov	P15	P20	5 places – 5

Pit stops

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

Driver	Stops	On laps	Fastest
Nick Heidfeld	1	19	23.423 s
Sebastian Vettel	1	32	23.817 s
Lewis Hamilton	1	31	23.923 s
Felipe Massa	1	31	24.048 s
Jenson Button	1	28	24.126 s
Vitantonio Liuzzi	1	31	24.627 s
Vitaly Petrov	1	20	24.663 s
Rubens Barrichello	1	31	24.762 s
Adrian Sutil	1	28	25.275 s
Michael Schumacher	1	31	25.397 s
Fernando Alonso	1	32	27.610 s
Kamui Kobayashi	1	19	28.449 s
Sakon Yamamoto	1	26	31.096 s
Sébastien Buemi	1	19	31.483 s
Robert Kubica	1	31	31.488 s
Jaime Alguersuari	1	31	39.364 s
Heikki Kovalainen	2	31, 38	14.097 s
Nico Hülkenberg	2	30, 51	23.123 s
Bruno Senna	2	1, 19	25.316 s
Jarno Trulli	2	21, 24	26.035 s
Lucas di Grassi	3	4, 13, 17	24.436 s

Every stop, lap by lap (27)

Lap	Driver	Stop	Time
1	Bruno Senna	1	25.316 s
4	Lucas di Grassi	1	26.333 s
13	Lucas di Grassi	2	25.255 s
17	Lucas di Grassi	3	24.436 s
19	Nick Heidfeld	1	23.423 s
19	Bruno Senna	2	26.885 s
19	Kamui Kobayashi	1	28.449 s
19	Sébastien Buemi	1	31.483 s
20	Vitaly Petrov	1	24.663 s
21	Jarno Trulli	1	26.035 s
24	Jarno Trulli	2	2:07.379 s
26	Sakon Yamamoto	1	31.096 s
28	Jenson Button	1	24.126 s
28	Adrian Sutil	1	25.275 s
30	Nico Hülkenberg	1	23.123 s
31	Lewis Hamilton	1	23.923 s
31	Felipe Massa	1	24.048 s
31	Vitantonio Liuzzi	1	24.627 s
31	Rubens Barrichello	1	24.762 s
31	Michael Schumacher	1	25.397 s
31	Heikki Kovalainen	1	26.517 s
31	Robert Kubica	1	31.488 s
31	Jaime Alguersuari	1	39.364 s
32	Sebastian Vettel	1	23.817 s
32	Fernando Alonso	1	27.610 s
38	Heikki Kovalainen	2	14.097 s
51	Nico Hülkenberg	2	23.256 s

Fastest laps

Each driver's quickest lap of the race.

Pos	Driver	Lap	Time	Gap
1	Fernando Alonso	42	1:50.257
2	Sebastian Vettel	44	1:50.375	+0.118
3	Lewis Hamilton	42	1:50.430	+0.173
4	Felipe Massa	44	1:50.502	+0.245
5	Vitantonio Liuzzi	45	1:51.371	+1.114
6	Rubens Barrichello	45	1:51.564	+1.307
7	Robert Kubica	45	1:51.604	+1.347
8	Michael Schumacher	43	1:51.835	+1.578
9	Jaime Alguersuari	43	1:51.962	+1.705
10	Nico Hülkenberg	43	1:51.982	+1.725

Championship after this race

The official standings after round 17. Arrows show the change against the round before.

The whole season

Drivers' championship after round 17
Pos	Driver	Points	Change
1	Fernando Alonso	231	▲1
2	Mark Webber	220	▼1
3	Lewis Hamilton	210	▲1
4	Sebastian Vettel	206	▼1
5	Jenson Button	189
6	Felipe Massa	143
7	Robert Kubica	124	▲1
8	Nico Rosberg	122	▼1
9	Michael Schumacher	66
10	Rubens Barrichello	47	▲1

Constructors' championship after round 17
Pos	Team	Points
1	Red Bull	426
2	McLaren	399
3	Ferrari	374
4	Mercedes	188
5	Renault	143
6	Force India	68
7	Williams	65
8	Sauber	43
9	Toro Rosso	11
10	Lotus Racing	0