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Hungary GP Race results

Pos	No	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Pts
1	6	Mark Webber	RBR-Renault	70	1:41:05.571	2	25
2	8	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	70	+17.8 secs	3	18
3	5	Sebastian Vettel	RBR-Renault	70	+19.2 secs	1	15
4	7	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	70	+27.4 secs	4	12
5	12	Vitaly Petrov	Renault	70	+73.1 secs	7	10
6	10	Nico Hulkenberg	Williams-Cosworth	70	+76.7 secs	10	8
7	22	Pedro de la Rosa	BMW Sauber-Ferrari	69	+1 Lap	9	6
8	1	Jenson Button	McLaren-Mercedes	69	+1 Lap	11	4
9	23	Kamui Kobayashi	BMW Sauber-Ferrari	69	+1 Lap	23	2
10	9	Rubens Barrichello	Williams-Cosworth	69	+1 Lap	12	1
11	3	Michael Schumacher	Mercedes GP	69	+1 Lap	14
12	16	Sebastien Buemi	STR-Ferrari	69	+1 Lap	15
13	15	Vitantonio Liuzzi	Force India-Mercedes	69	+1 Lap	16
14	19	Heikki Kovalainen	Lotus-Cosworth	67	+3 Laps	19
15	18	Jarno Trulli	Lotus-Cosworth	67	+3 Laps	20
16	24	Timo Glock	Virgin-Cosworth	67	+3 Laps	18
17	21	Bruno Senna	HRT-Cosworth	67	+3 Laps	22
18	25	Lucas di Grassi	Virgin-Cosworth	66	+4 Laps	21
19	20	Sakon Yamamoto	HRT-Cosworth	66	+4 Laps	24
Ret	2	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren-Mercedes	23	+47 Laps	5
Ret	11	Robert Kubica	Renault	23	+47 Laps	8
Ret	4	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes GP	15	+55 Laps	6
Ret	14	Adrian Sutil	Force India-Mercedes	15	Accident	13
Ret	17	Jaime Alguersuari	STR-Ferrari	1	+69 Laps	17

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Ferrari fined $100,000 but result stands

Aricle taken from the BBC

Ferrari have been fined $100,000 for breaching sporting regulations after appearing to implement team orders during the German Prix.

The Italian team has also been referred to the sport’s governing body, the FIA, after Felipe Massa slowed down to allow team-mate Fernando Alonso past to win.

However the result of the race, won by Alonso from Massa, is unaffected.

Ferrari continued to insist the incident was “a driver decision” and no instructions were given to Massa.

Team communications director Luca Colajanni said: “We didn’t give any instruction at all. I don’t think anything wrong has been done, or regulation breached.”

Colajanni added: “Fernando was slightly quicker at that stage, and we informed the drivers.”

Immediately following the race, Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali had suggested he did not think the instruction apparently issued by Massa’s race engineer Rob Smedley would be an issue with the FIA.

Smedley’s exact words to Massa were: “OK, so, Fernando is faster than you. Can you confirm you understood that message?”

Massa, who finished second behind race winner Alonso, did not reply, but a few seconds later slowed his car on the exit of Turn Six, allowing Alonso to easily overtake.

Smedley then came back on the radio and clearly used the word: “Sorry”. Then, at the end of the race Smedley told Massa he had been: “Very, very, very magnanimous” in his actions.

However, Smedley subsequently suggested to BBC Sport he had not been apologising for ordering Massa to let Alonso past.

He said: “I was pushing [Massa], because I was telling him that he’s faster and he had to get on with it, and I was giving him the gaps, and you’re always talking in tenths of a second, and the apology is just because I’m sorry it’s happened, I’m sorry he’s got past, and there you go, but we’re still in the pound seats, we’re still in P2, so keep pushing and hopefully keep Sebastian [Vettel] behind you.”

At the post-race news conference, Massa himself carefully avoided giving a specific explanation of the incident.

Asked whether it had been a driving error on his part that had enabled Alonso to pass, the Brazilian said: “He passed me. The only thing I feel is we’re working for the team, and doing a very good job for the team, and that’s the most important thing.”

However he did say he felt he had deserved to win the race.

“I think so. The start was just fantastic and also the pace on the soft tyres was really great and then I was struggling a little bit on the hard tyres, but anyway a very good race for us.”

But later, talking to BBC Sport, Massa said it had been his decision to let Alonso through.

“For sure, we always need to think that we are working for the team, and we didn’t have team orders in the race. I take my decision because I was struggling on the hard tyres.”

Asked if Alonso had been faster, Massa replied: “I think everybody saw, no?”

Alonso, who when following Massa earlier in the race had told his team over the radio: “Guys, this is ridiculous,” also insisted there had been no team orders.

He said: “I was surprised when I saw Felipe had a problem, I thought it was a gear problem at the exit of turn six.

“At the end we are professional drivers, we work for Ferrari, they pay us, and we gave them 43 points today.”

When asked if he felt embarrassed, he said: “Same. What is important is the team result.”

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European Grand Prix Results

These may change due to Stewards being stewards! It was a total fail for Ferrari today but hey gotta keep the chin up as it’s Silverstone in two weeks!

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Canadian Race Provisional Results

hehe read on

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Results, Site updates and Who’s fault is it anyway?

Yes the site has moved to the actually address www.fernandoalonsofan.com tell your friend familly loved ones lol and if you find anything wrong with the site feel free to add a comment and i’ll sort it out THANK YOU!

(Please note I’ll have more time to do this site now the past few weeks are over yay)

Who’s Fault is it anyway?

So if you watched the race and saw the Vettle and Webber crash who’s to blame? I say Vettle lol But I don’t know comment below or if you are on facebook join the comments there! It would be nice to have a mass debate  *cough*

Bellow the read me is reuslt of Turkey plus driver chmapionship update! WOOHOO lol

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Monaco Results and other news

OK so I personally thought it was a good drive today by Fernando from coming from the pits to P6 AMAZING again Fernando!

Schumacher penalised for Alonso safety-car pass! Read the article on f1.com by clicking the link. The rules are simple if teams can’t get this across to their drivers then well you get what you get!

The rule is simple and it’s online both on the F1 and FIA sites!

40.13 If the race ends whilst the safety car is deployed it will enter the pit lane at the end of the last lap and the cars will take the chequered flag as normal without overtaking.

So yes up yours Schumacher lol nice try

Anyway results are under the read more what did YOU think about the race?

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