Skip to content

ESP

2010 season/Round 5

Spanish Grand Prix 2010

  • Catalunya
  • Montmeló
  • 9 May 2010
  • 66 laps
  • 307.1 km
  • 4.655 km a lap
  1. P1Mark WebberRed Bull1:35:44.101
  2. P2Fernando AlonsoFerrari+24.065
  3. P3Sebastian VettelRed Bull+51.338

Result

PosDriverNo.Team · engineGridLapsTime / reasonPoints
1Mark Webber6Red Bull · Renault1661:35:44.10125
2Fernando Alonso8Ferrari466+24.06518
3Sebastian Vettel5Red Bull · Renault266+51.33815
4Michael Schumacher3Mercedes666+1:02.19512
5Jenson Button1McLaren · Mercedes566+1:03.72810
6Felipe Massa7Ferrari966+1:05.7678
7Adrian Sutil14Force India · Mercedes1166+1:12.9416
8Robert Kubica11Renault766+1:13.6774
9Rubens Barrichello9Williams · Cosworth1765+1 lap2
10Jaime Alguersuari17Toro Rosso · Ferrari1565+1 lap1
11Vitaly Petrov12Renault1965+1 lap
12Kamui Kobayashi23Sauber · Ferrari1065+1 lap
13Nico Rosberg4Mercedes865+1 lap
14Lewis Hamiltonfastest lap2McLaren · Mercedes364Accident
15Vitantonio Liuzzi15Force India · Mercedes1664Engine
16Nico Hülkenberg10Williams · Cosworth1364+2 laps
17Jarno Trulli18Lotus Racing · Cosworth1863+3 laps
18Timo Glock24Virgin · Cosworth2263+3 laps
19Lucas di Grassi25Virgin · Cosworth2362+4 laps
DNFSébastien Buemi16Toro Rosso · Ferrari1442Hydraulics
DNFKarun Chandhok20HRT · Cosworth2427Collision damage
DNFPedro de la Rosa22Sauber · Ferrari1218Collision damage
DNFBruno Senna21HRT · Cosworth210Accident
DNSHeikki Kovalainen19Lotus Racing · Cosworth20Gearbox

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.

15101520612182430364248546066LapWEBALOVETMSCBUTMASSUTKUB1510152014284256Lap
Laps led: Mark Webber 66. Lap data from Jolpica-F1; it exists from 1996 on.
Show as a table
DriverGridLap 17Lap 33Lap 50FinishLaps led
Mark Webber1111166
Fernando Alonso45442
Sebastian Vettel23333
Michael Schumacher66554
Jenson Button57665
Felipe Massa98776
Adrian Sutil114887
Robert Kubica79998
Rubens Barrichello171010109
Jaime Alguersuari1512111110
Vitaly Petrov1913121211
Kamui Kobayashi1014131312
Nico Rosberg817151513
Lewis Hamilton322214
Vitantonio Liuzzi1615141415
Nico Hülkenberg1311161616
Jarno Trulli1818181717
Timo Glock2219191818
Lucas di Grassi2321201919
Sébastien Buemi141617–out
Karun Chandhok2420––out
Pedro de la Rosa1222––out

Gap to the leader

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

0+20+40+60+80612182430364248546066LapWEBALOVETMSCBUTMASSUTKUB0+20+40+60+8014284256Lap
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
DriverLap 17Lap 33Lap 50Last lap
Mark Webber0.00.00.00.0
Fernando Alonso+29.0+18.1+21.2+24.1
Sebastian Vettel+25.8+13.3+17.2+51.3
Michael Schumacher+37.6+41.3+59.4+62.2
Jenson Button+38.1+42.0+61.3+63.7
Felipe Massa+39.7+43.0+62.5+65.8
Adrian Sutil+26.5+47.1+68.7+72.9
Robert Kubica+48.3+48.4+70.0+73.7
Rubens Barrichello+54.7+54.4+78.4+111.1
Jaime Alguersuari+59.2+65.3+99.9+120.0
Vitaly Petrov+65.5+81.0+111.3+127.0
Kamui Kobayashi+66.6+81.8+113.1+127.9
Nico Rosberg+73.8+91.8+137.4+147.8
Lewis Hamilton+7.6+11.3+15.1+12.5
Vitantonio Liuzzi+69.9+90.0+127.7+143.2
Nico Hülkenberg+57.9+103.9+140.7+177.8
Jarno Trulli+82.0+167.9+277.1+348.2
Timo Glock+84.1+181.9+277.8+349.7
Lucas di Grassi+123.2+229.3+336.9+424.8
Sébastien Buemi+71.6+121.1–out
Karun Chandhok+99.1––out
Pedro de la Rosa+150.2––out

Qualifying

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

PosDriverTeamQ1Q2Q3
1Mark WebberRed Bull1:21.4121:20.6551:19.995
2Sebastian VettelRed Bull1:21.6801:20.7721:20.101
3Lewis HamiltonMcLaren1:21.7231:21.4151:20.829
4Fernando AlonsoFerrari1:21.9571:21.5491:20.937
5Jenson ButtonMcLaren1:21.9151:21.1681:20.991
6Michael SchumacherMercedes1:22.5281:21.5571:21.294
7Robert KubicaRenault1:22.4881:21.5991:21.353
8Nico RosbergMercedes1:22.4191:21.8671:21.408
9Felipe MassaFerrari1:22.5641:21.8411:21.585
10Kamui KobayashiSauber1:22.5771:21.7251:21.984
11Adrian SutilForce India1:22.6281:21.985
12Pedro de la RosaSauber1:22.2111:22.026
13Nico HülkenbergWilliams1:22.8571:22.131
14Vitaly PetrovRenault1:22.9761:22.139
15Sébastien BuemiToro Rosso1:22.6991:22.191
16Jaime AlguersuariToro Rosso1:22.5931:22.207
17Vitantonio LiuzziForce India1:23.0841:22.854
18Rubens BarrichelloWilliams1:23.125
19Jarno TrulliLotus Racing1:24.674
20Heikki KovalainenLotus Racing1:24.748
21Timo GlockVirgin1:25.475
22Lucas di GrassiVirgin1:25.556
23Karun ChandhokHRT1:26.750
24Bruno SennaHRT1:27.122

Grid penalties

Why the starting grid differs from the qualifying order.

DriverQualifiedStartedPenalty
Vitaly PetrovP14P195 places – 5
Timo GlockP21P225 places – 5
Lucas di GrassiP22P235 places – 5
Karun ChandhokP23P245 places – 5

Pit stops

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

DriverStopsOn lapsFastest
Michael Schumacher11420.104 s
Felipe Massa11420.314 s
Fernando Alonso11620.396 s
Robert Kubica11620.450 s
Mark Webber11720.560 s
Vitaly Petrov11321.017 s
Adrian Sutil11721.064 s
Rubens Barrichello11521.083 s
Kamui Kobayashi11621.835 s
Lewis Hamilton11722.060 s
Pedro de la Rosa1123.393 s
Lucas di Grassi11923.735 s
Timo Glock12124.114 s
Vitantonio Liuzzi11224.121 s
Jarno Trulli12224.838 s
Jenson Button11626.038 s
Karun Chandhok12748.639 s
Jaime Alguersuari216, 3413.247 s
Nico Rosberg214, 3520.856 s
Nico Hülkenberg216, 3221.429 s
Sebastian Vettel216, 5421.758 s
Sébastien Buemi31, 22, 2913.256 s
Every stop, lap by lap (28)
LapDriverStopTime
1Pedro de la Rosa123.393 s
1Sébastien Buemi124.163 s
12Vitantonio Liuzzi124.121 s
13Vitaly Petrov121.017 s
14Michael Schumacher120.104 s
14Felipe Massa120.314 s
14Nico Rosberg137.200 s
15Rubens Barrichello121.083 s
16Fernando Alonso120.396 s
16Robert Kubica120.450 s
16Nico Hülkenberg121.429 s
16Kamui Kobayashi121.835 s
16Sebastian Vettel124.513 s
16Jenson Button126.038 s
16Jaime Alguersuari130.501 s
17Mark Webber120.560 s
17Adrian Sutil121.064 s
17Lewis Hamilton122.060 s
19Lucas di Grassi123.735 s
21Timo Glock124.114 s
22Sébastien Buemi213.256 s
22Jarno Trulli124.838 s
27Karun Chandhok148.639 s
29Sébastien Buemi323.381 s
32Nico Hülkenberg222.597 s
34Jaime Alguersuari213.247 s
35Nico Rosberg220.856 s
54Sebastian Vettel221.758 s

Fastest laps

Each driver's quickest lap of the race.

PosDriverLapTimeGap
1Lewis Hamilton591:24.357
2Mark Webber621:24.828+0.471
3Fernando Alonso571:24.846+0.489
4Jenson Button641:25.166+0.809
5Sebastian Vettel561:25.176+0.819
6Nico Rosberg501:25.455+1.098
7Robert Kubica661:25.466+1.109
8Vitaly Petrov631:25.470+1.113
9Felipe Massa641:25.497+1.140
10Michael Schumacher641:25.529+1.172

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
1Jenson Button70
2Fernando Alonso67▲1
3Sebastian Vettel60▲2
4Mark Webber53▲4
5Nico Rosberg50▼3
6Lewis Hamilton49▼2
7Felipe Massa49▼1
8Robert Kubica44▼1
9Michael Schumacher22▲1
10Adrian Sutil16▼1
Constructors' championship after round 5
PosTeamPointsChange
1McLaren119
2Ferrari116
3Red Bull113
4Mercedes72
5Renault50
6Force India24
7Williams8
8Toro Rosso3
9Sauber0
10Lotus Racing0