No, it's not Sebastien Bourdais, but his teammate - Sebastien Vettel, of Team Torro Rosso, won Sunday's Italian Grand Prix - the last European stop on the Formula One World Championship calendar before heading off to Singapore for their inaugural & historic night race.
Vettel, therefore became the youngest winner ever in formula one, at 21 years - the previous record holder being Renault's Fernando Alonso (22 years). He lead entirely outright from pole position, earning the top spot in bad weather conditions during Saturday's qualifying session, and has never relinquished the lead from the start, leaving second place Heikki Kovalainen's Mercedes McLarren 12 seconds back. His teammate Sebastien Bourdais, almost claimed a podium, but was passed near the end by BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeild.
Points leader & Kovalaninen's teammate, Lewis Hamilton, continues to struggle going into Singapore, as his lead has been reduced to a single point. Its obvious that the penalty he received at the last round in Belgium took a huge chunk of his lead away.
Photo Courtesy: Speed Channel / Formula One Management
2 comments:
Bentley GT
embody this Breitling philosophy of style and luxury. These are the perfect Breitling Aeromarine
that are made repeating step by the original manufacturer unlike the Breitling Windrider
you may find on the Web. So when purchasing a Bentley 6.75
in our store you can be sure of getting a quality product.
Bentley GT
embody this Breitling philosophy of style and luxury. These are the perfect Breitling Aeromarine
that are made repeating step by the original manufacturer unlike the Breitling Windrider
you may find on the Web. So when purchasing a Bentley 6.75
in our store you can be sure of getting a quality product.
Post a Comment