Formula 1 Malaysian GP stopped after 31 laps (thunderstorm)

Race (Sunday afternoon 1700 hours)
Provisional Results

Pos		No		Driver		Team		Laps		Time/Retired		Grid		Pts
1		22		Jenson Button		Brawn-Mercedes		31		Winner		1		5
2		6		Nick Heidfeld		BMW Sauber		31		+ 22.7 secs		10		4
3		10		Timo Glock		Toyota		31		+ 23.5 secs		3		3
4		9		Jarno Trulli		Toyota		31		+ 46.1 secs		2		2.5
5		23		Rubens Barrichello		Brawn-Mercedes		31		+ 47.3 secs		8		2
6		14		Mark Webber		RBR-Renault		31		+ 52.3 secs		5		1.5
7		1		Lewis Hamilton		McLaren-Mercedes		31		+ 60.7 secs		12		1
8		16		Nico Rosberg		Williams-Toyota		31		+ 71.5 secs		4		.5
9		3		Felipe Massa		Ferrari		31		+ 76.9 secs		16
10		11		Sebastien Bourdais		STR-Ferrari		31				15
11		7		Fernando Alonso		Renault		31				9
12		17		Kazuki Nakajima		Williams-Toyota		31				11
13		8		Nelsinho Piquet		Renault		31				17
14		4		Kimi Räikkönen		Ferrari		31				7
15		15		Sebastian Vettel		RBR-Renault		30		+ 1 Lap		13
16		12		Sebastien Buemi		STR-Ferrari		30		+ 1 Lap		20
17		20		Adrian Sutil		Force India-Mercedes		30		+ 1 Lap		19
18		21		Giancarlo Fisichella		Force India-Mercedes		29		+ 2 Laps		18
Ret		5		Robert Kubica		BMW Sauber		1		+ 30 Laps		6
Ret		2		Heikki Kovalainen		McLaren-Mercedes		0		+ 31 Laps		14

Q1 Q2 Q3 (Saturday afternoon 1400 hours)

Pos		No		Driver		Team		Q1		Q2		Q3		Laps
1		22		Jenson Button		Brawn-Mercedes		1:35.058		1:33.784		1:35.181		18
2		9		Jarno Trulli		Toyota		1:34.745		1:33.990		1:35.273		20
3		15		Sebastian Vettel *		RBR-Renault		1:34.935		1:34.276		1:35.518		17
4		23		Rubens Barrichello *		Brawn-Mercedes		1:34.681		1:34.387		1:35.651		20
5		10		Timo Glock		Toyota		1:34.907		1:34.258		1:35.690		24
6		16		Nico Rosberg		Williams-Toyota		1:35.083		1:34.547		1:35.750		21
7		14		Mark Webber		RBR-Renault		1:35.027		1:34.222		1:35.797		19
8		5		Robert Kubica		BMW Sauber		1:35.166		1:34.562		1:36.106
9		4		Kimi Räikkönen		Ferrari		1:35.476		1:34.456		1:36.170
10		7		Fernando Alonso		Renault		1:35.260		1:34.706		1:37.659
11		6		Nick Heidfeld		BMW Sauber		1:35.110		1:34.769
12		17		Kazuki Nakajima		Williams-Toyota		1:35.341		1:34.788
13		1		Lewis Hamilton		McLaren-Mercedes		1:35.280		1:34.905
14		2		Heikki Kovalainen		McLaren-Mercedes		1:35.023		1:34.924
15		11		Sebastien Bourdais		STR-Ferrari		1:35.507		1:35.431
16		3		Felipe Massa		Ferrari		1:35.642
17		8		Nelsinho Piquet		Renault		1:35.708
18		21		Giancarlo Fisichella		Force India-Mercedes		1:35.908
19		20		Adrian Sutil		Force India-Mercedes		1:35.951
20		12		Sebastien Buemi		STR-Ferrari		1:36.107

* Rubens Barichello 5 place grid penalty for gearbox change this morning
* Sebastian Vettel 10 place grid penalty for incident with Robert Kubica in the Australian Grand Prix

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Formula 1 - what makes a World Champion?

FIA: McLaren instructed Hamilton to let Trulli pass

Lewis Hamilton (GBR) McLaren in the FIA Press Conference. Formula One World Championship, Rd 2, Malaysian Grand Prix, Preparations, Sepang, Malaysia, Thursday, 2 April 2009 Martin Whitmarsh (GBR) McLaren Chief Executive Officer in a media scrum following the disqualification of Lewis Hamilton (GBR) McLaren from the Australian GP. Formula One World Championship, Rd 2, Malaysian Grand Prix, Preparations, Sepang, Malaysia, Thursday, 2 April 2009

The FIA have revealed details of the new evidence that prompted stewards to strip McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton of this third place in the Australian Grand Prix and hand the place back to Toyota’s Jarno Trulli, who had originally been penalized for passing Hamilton under the safety car.

According to the FIA, in the original enquiry into the incident, both Hamilton and McLaren stated that they had not deliberately let Trulli pass. However, in interview footage recorded immediately after the race - and not originally seen by stewards - Hamilton says he was instructed to move over for the Italian.

Furthermore, the FIA say that McLaren radio recordings contain ‘two explicit orders’ given to Hamilton to let the Toyota pass. Based on this new evidence the stewards ‘felt strongly that they had been misled’ by the driver and team, resulting in their decision to disqualify the world champion.

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I think that a big apology is due to Jarno Trulli from both Hamilton and McLaren in public this weekend on the television