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Brazilian Grand Prix - Driver of the day ?

Sebastian Vettel
16
14%
Mark Webber
56
50%
Fernando Alonso
17
15%
Lewis Hamilton
5
5%
Jenson Button
2
2%
Nico Rosberg
4
4%
Michael Schumacher
9
8%
Nico Hulkenberg
2
2%
Robert Kubica
0
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2010 Brazilian Grand Prix Thread

Post by Ed » Thu Nov 04, 2010 10:10 pm

This is the place to discuss everything related to the eighteenth round of the 2010 season taking place at Interlagos in Brazil between the 5th and the 7th of November.

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The event timetable for the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Friday
1st Practice 10:00 local time - 12:00 GMT
2nd Practice 14:00 local time - 16:00 GMT

Saturday
Practice 11:00 local time - 13:00 GMT
Qualifying 14:00 local time - 16:00 GMT

Sunday
Race 14:00 local time - 16:00 GMT

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Post by Ed » Sun Nov 07, 2010 1:50 pm

For our coverage of all the practice sessions, qualifying and the race please go to our live coverage page
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Post by Ed » Sun Nov 07, 2010 1:54 pm

There was an armed attempt on Jenson Button's car on the way back from the circuit on Saturday. None of the occupants were hurt and the police driver of Button's car managed to get them out of trouble and back to their hotel.

It is a relief to hear that all involved are fine.

The following press release was issued by the McLaren team:

Incident involving Jenson Button in Sao Paulo

On Saturday evening (November 6) on the way back from the Interlagos circuit to Morumbi (Sao Paulo), armed would-be assailants made an attempt to approach the car that was carrying Jenson Button.

Neither Jenson nor the other occupants of the car were hurt. (The other occupants were John Button [Jenson’s father], Mike Collier [Jenson’s physio] and Richard Goddard [Jenson’s manager].)

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes had provided both Jenson and team-mate Lewis Hamilton with reinforced armoured vehicles driven by police drivers, who had been trained in avoidance techniques and were armed.

The police driver of Jenson’s vehicle reacted swiftly and, using avoidance techniques, rapidly forced his way through the traffic, taking Jenson and the other occupants of the car immediately away from any danger and back to their hotel.

The Sao Paulo authorities have also acted efficiently and will be providing additional security to transfer Jenson and other senior Vodafone McLaren Mercedes personnel to the Interlagos circuit for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Post by Thaddeus » Mon Nov 08, 2010 4:47 am

Glad to hear Button was ok.

Backed Vettel. He was fastest throughout, comfortably.

I thought Button had a very good race as well.
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