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2005 season/Round 5

Spanish Grand Prix 2005

  • Catalunya
  • Montmeló
  • 8 May 2005
  • 66 laps
  • 305.3 km
  • 4.627 km a lap
  1. P1Kimi RäikkönenMcLaren1:27:16.830
  2. P2Fernando AlonsoRenault+27.652
  3. P3Jarno TrulliToyota+45.947

Result

PosDriverNo.Team · engineGridLapsTime / reasonPoints
1Kimi Räikkönen9McLaren · Mercedes1661:27:16.83010
2Fernando Alonso5Renault366+27.6528
3Jarno Trulli16Toyota566+45.9476
4Ralf Schumacher17Toyota466+46.7195
5Giancarlo Fisichellafastest lap6Renault666+57.9364
6Mark Webber7Williams · BMW266+1:08.5423
7Juan Pablo Montoya10McLaren · Mercedes765+1 lap2
8David Coulthard14Red Bull · Cosworth965+1 lap1
9Rubens Barrichello2Ferrari1665+1 lap
10Nick Heidfeld8Williams · BMW1765+1 lap
11Felipe Massa12Sauber · Petronas1063Wheel rim
12Tiago Monteiro18Jordan · Toyota1863+3 laps
13Narain Karthikeyan19Jordan · Toyota1363+3 laps
DNFJacques Villeneuve11Sauber · Petronas1251Engine
DNFMichael Schumacher1Ferrari846Puncture
DNFChristijan Albers21Minardi · Cosworth1419Gearbox
DNFPatrick Friesacher20Minardi · Cosworth1511Spun off
DNFVitantonio Liuzzi15Red Bull · Cosworth119Spun off

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.

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Laps led: Kimi Räikkönen 66. Lap data from Jolpica-F1; it exists from 1996 on.
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DriverGridLap 17Lap 33Lap 50FinishLaps led
Kimi Räikkönen1111166
Fernando Alonso32322
Jarno Trulli55533
Ralf Schumacher43644
Giancarlo Fisichella662105
Mark Webber24786
Juan Pablo Montoya771177
David Coulthard99958
Rubens Barrichello16138119
Nick Heidfeld171212910
Felipe Massa101010611
Tiago Monteiro1814141312
Narain Karthikeyan1315151413
Jacques Villeneuve12111312out
Michael Schumacher884–out
Christijan Albers1416––out
Patrick Friesacher15–––out
Vitantonio Liuzzi11–––out

Gap to the leader

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

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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.
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DriverLap 17Lap 33Lap 50Last lap
Kimi Räikkönen0.00.00.00.0
Fernando Alonso+15.4+28.4+25.3+27.7
Jarno Trulli+20.5+39.4+26.4+45.9
Ralf Schumacher+16.8+42.1+26.7+46.7
Giancarlo Fisichella+23.7+25.3+62.3+57.9
Mark Webber+17.8+42.7+60.0+68.5
Juan Pablo Montoya+32.9+61.9+54.7+78.7
David Coulthard+40.1+58.9+49.0+80.8
Rubens Barrichello+52.0+43.0+72.9+82.3
Nick Heidfeld+49.4+68.0+60.4+83.0
Felipe Massa+41.5+61.5+54.0+107.9
Tiago Monteiro+75.4+133.5+212.3+277.0
Narain Karthikeyan+78.3+153.2+241.0+302.9
Jacques Villeneuve+48.0+71.6+74.6out
Michael Schumacher+37.6+35.3–out
Christijan Albers+248.7––out
Patrick Friesacher–––out
Vitantonio Liuzzi–––out

Qualifying

Pit stops

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

DriverStopsOn lapsFastest
Jacques Villeneuve13125.257 s
Rubens Barrichello13426.307 s
Felipe Massa227, 5221.077 s
Nick Heidfeld229, 5521.152 s
Jarno Trulli225, 5221.651 s
Ralf Schumacher224, 5121.732 s
David Coulthard227, 5121.814 s
Fernando Alonso227, 4921.980 s
Giancarlo Fisichella229, 4022.810 s
Narain Karthikeyan228, 4523.336 s
Tiago Monteiro225, 4623.409 s
Michael Schumacher232, 4424.245 s
Kimi Räikkönen225, 4924.261 s
Mark Webber218, 4324.817 s
Juan Pablo Montoya329, 30, 5619.941 s
Every stop, lap by lap (29)
LapDriverStopTime
18Mark Webber125.553 s
24Ralf Schumacher125.539 s
25Tiago Monteiro123.409 s
25Kimi Räikkönen124.824 s
25Jarno Trulli126.330 s
27Fernando Alonso123.952 s
27Felipe Massa124.313 s
27David Coulthard124.663 s
28Narain Karthikeyan124.362 s
29Juan Pablo Montoya119.941 s
29Giancarlo Fisichella122.810 s
29Nick Heidfeld124.689 s
30Juan Pablo Montoya225.544 s
31Jacques Villeneuve125.257 s
32Michael Schumacher124.245 s
34Rubens Barrichello126.307 s
40Giancarlo Fisichella250.613 s
43Mark Webber224.817 s
44Michael Schumacher230.526 s
45Narain Karthikeyan223.336 s
46Tiago Monteiro225.555 s
49Fernando Alonso221.980 s
49Kimi Räikkönen224.261 s
51Ralf Schumacher221.732 s
51David Coulthard221.814 s
52Felipe Massa221.077 s
52Jarno Trulli221.651 s
55Nick Heidfeld221.152 s
56Juan Pablo Montoya320.122 s

Fastest laps

Each driver's quickest lap of the race.

PosDriverLapTimeGap
1Giancarlo Fisichella661:15.641
2Michael Schumacher311:15.648+0.007
3Juan Pablo Montoya551:15.771+0.130
4Kimi Räikkönen411:15.977+0.336
5Fernando Alonso591:16.098+0.457
6Ralf Schumacher631:16.469+0.828
7Nick Heidfeld601:16.519+0.878
8Jarno Trulli631:16.614+0.973
9Mark Webber621:16.761+1.120
10Felipe Massa511:16.802+1.161

Championship after this race

The official standings after round 5. Arrows show the change against the round before.

The whole season
Drivers' championship after round 5
PosDriverPointsChange
1Fernando Alonso44
2Jarno Trulli26
3Kimi Räikkönen17▲8
4Giancarlo Fisichella14▼1
5Ralf Schumacher14▲1
6Mark Webber12▲2
7Michael Schumacher10▼3
8Juan Pablo Montoya10▲2
9David Coulthard10▼2
10Nick Heidfeld9▼5
Constructors' championship after round 5
PosTeamPointsChange
1Renault58
2Toyota40
3McLaren37
4Williams21▲1
5Ferrari18▼1
6Red Bull14
7Sauber7
8Jordan0
9BAR0
10Minardi0