Formula 1 - Indian Grand Prix - the Grid

Qualifying (provisional)

#     Driver               Team          Time    
1     Vettel     GER     Red Bull     1'24.178    
2     Hamilton     GBR     McLaren     1'24.482 (penalty drops 3 places on grid)    
3     Webber     AUS     Red Bull     1'24.508    
4     Alonso     ESP     Ferrari     1'24.519    
5     Button     GBR     McLaren     1'24.950    
6     Massa     BRA     Ferrari     1'25.122    
7     Rosberg     GER     Mercedes-Benz     1'25.451    
8     Sutil     GER     Force India     1'26.140    
9     Buemi     SUI     Toro Rosso     1'26.161    
10     Alguersuari     ESP     Toro Rosso     1'26.319    
11     Petrov     RUS     Renault     1'26.319    (penalty drops 5 places on grid)
12     Schumacher     GER     Mercedes-Benz     1'26.337    
13     di Resta     GBR     Force India     1'26.503    
14     Maldonado     VEN     Williams     1'26.537    
15     Senna     BRA     Renault     1'26.651    
16     Barrichello     BRA     Williams     1'27.247    
17     Perez     MEX     Sauber     1'27.562    
18     Kobayashi     JPN     Sauber     1'27.876    
19     Kovalainen     FIN     Lotus     1'28.565    
20     Trulli     ITA     Lotus     1'28.752    
21     Ricciardo     AUS     HRT     1'30.216    
22     Karthikeyan     IND     HRT     1'30.238    
23     d'Ambrosio     BEL     Virgin     1'30.866    
24     Glock     GER     Virgin     1'34.046

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The FIA has unveiled a 2011 calendar which sees Brazil host the season finale and India make its debut.

20 races, the season features the most rounds ever in a single year with championship beginning earlier and ending later than in 2010.

Furthermore, as opposed to three back-to-back races this year, there will be four next season.

The provisional calendar is below:

13 March     Bahrain     Sakhir

27 March     Australia     Melbourne

10 April     Malaysia     Sepang

17 April     China     Shanghai

08 May     Turkey     Istanbul

22 May     Spain     Barcelona

29 May     Monaco     Monaco

12 June     Canada     Montreal

26 June     Europe     Valencia

10 July     Britain     Silverstone

24 July    Germany     Nurburgring

31 July     Hungary     Hungaroring

28 August     Belgium     Spa Francorchamps

11 September     Italy     Monza

25 September     Singapore     Singapore

09 October    Japan     Suzuka

16 October     Korea     Yeongam

30 October    India*     Delhi

13 November    Abu Dhabi     Yas Island

27 November     Brazil     Interlagos

* Subject to homologation of the circuit

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