Silverstone, Britain - Results from Sunday's British Formula One Grand Prix, the ninth of 17 season races over 59 laps of 5.141 kilometres for 303.319 kilometres.
1. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Ferrari, 1 hour 21 minutes 43.074 seconds (average speed 222.630kph)
2. Fernando Alonso, Spain, McLaren-Mercedes, 2.459 seconds behind
3. Lewis Hamilton, Britain, McLaren-Mercedes, 39.373
4. Robert Kubica, Poland, BMW-Sauber, 53.319
5. Felipe Massa, Brazil, Ferrari, 54.063
6. Nick Heidfeld, Germany, BMW-Sauber, 56.336
7. Heikki Kovalainen, Finland, Renault, one lap behind
8. Giancarlo Fisichella, Italy, Renault, one lap
9. Rubens Barrichello, Brazil, Honda, one lap 10. Jenson Button, Britain, Honda, one lap 11. David Coulthard, Britain, Red Bull, one lap 12. Nico Rosberg, Germany, Williams, one lap 13. Alexander Wurz, Austria, Williams, one lap 14. Takuma Sato, Japan, Super Aguri, two laps 15. Christijan Albers, Netherlands, Spyker, two laps 16. Vitantonio Liuzzi, Italy, Toro Rosso, six laps
Did not finish: Mark Webber, Australia, Red Bull Racing, 10th lap Adrian Sutil, Germany, Spyker, 17th lap Ralf Schumacher, Germany, Toyota, 23rd lap Scott Speed, United States, Toro Rosso, 30th lap Anthony Davidson, Britain, Super Aguri, 36th lap Jarno Trulli, Italy, Toyota, 44th lap
Fastest lap: Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 1:20.638
Pole Position: Lewis Hamilton, Britain, 1:19.997
Drivers' standings after nine of 17 races
1. Lewis Hamilton 70
2. Fernando Alonso 58
3. Kimi Raikkonen 52
4. Felipe Massa 51
5. Nick Heidfeld 33
6. Robert Kubica 22
7. Giancarlo Fisichella 17
8. Heikki Kovalainen 14
9. Alexander Wurz 8
10. Jarno Trulli 7
11. Nico Rosberg 5
12. David Coulthard 4
13. Takuma Sato4 14. Mark Webber2 15. Ralf Schumacher2 16. Jenson Button1 17. Sebastian Vettel 1
Constructors' standings after nine of 17 races 1. McLaren-Mercedes 128 2. Ferrari103 3. BMW-Sauber56 4. Renault 31 5. Williams13 6. Toyota 9 7. Red Bull 6 8. Super Aguri4 9. Honda1
Next race: European Grand Prix July 22 at Nurburgring
As much as I think driving a car from a young age in competition will naturally produce such a result in a 22 year old, you cant take away from the fact that Lewis is pretty bloody amazing!!
22 years old and beating many other drivers who have equal amounts , nay more, experience than himself.
A computer brain by all accounts, calculating and fully focussed. Is this the same as with 'young' Vale? Theyve both exploded on their respective scenes and shook up the seasoned pros..
Someone said they were properly disappointed that they'd travelled miles to see Lewis win yet he 'only' came third!?!?! EH!!??
