Sebastian Vettel wins in brazil ahead of his teammate Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso is third.
Nothing is done for the driver's championship, but Red Bull Racing powered by Renault is already constructors world champion in 2010.
Started from pole position, Nico Hulkenberg wasn't able to fight with his Williams-Cosworth. Sebastian Vettel was first after the first corner until the end of the race. Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton quickly passed the young German driver to finish the race at the same order.
The McLaren driver Jenson Button finished fifth, but is now out of the world championship.
The Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher are sixth and seventh of the grand prix.
Nico Hulkenberg finishes eighth with his Williams ahead of the Renault of Robert Kubica. Kamui Kobayashi is tenth with his Sauber.
First of the small teams, Heikki Kovalainen is 18th with his Lotus in front of his teammate Jarno Trulli.
Classification of grand prix of Brazil
Sao Paulo - Sunday, November 7, 2010
1 - Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull RB6-Renault) - 71 laps
2 - Mark Webber (Red Bull RB6-Renault) - 4"2
3 - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10) - 6"8
4 - Lewis Hamilton (McLaren MP4/25-Mercedes) - 14"6
5 - Jenson Button (McLaren MP4/25-Mercedes) - 15"5
6 - Nico Rosberg (Mercedes MGP W01) - 35"3
7 - Michael Schumacher (Mercedes MGP W01) - 43"4
8 - Nico Hulkenberg (Williams FW32-Cosworth) - 1 lap
9 - Robert Kubica (Renault R30) - 1 lap
10 - Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber C29-Ferrari) - 1 lap
11 - Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso STR5-Ferrari) - 1 lap
12 - Adrian Sutil (Force India VJM03-Mercedes) - 1 lap
13 - Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso STR5-Ferrari) - 1 lap
14 - Rubens Barrichello (Williams FW32-Cosworth) - 1 lap
15 - Felipe Massa (Ferrari F10) - 1 lap
16 - Vitaly Petrov (Renault R30) - 1 lap
17 - Nick Heidfeld (Sauber C29-Ferrari) - 1 lap
18 - Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus T127-Cosworth) - 2 laps
19 - Jarno Trulli (Lotus T127-Cosworth) - 2 laps
20 - Timo Glock (Virgin VR01-Cosworth) - 2 laps
21 - Bruno Senna (Hispania F110-Cosworth) - 2 laps
22 - Christian Klien (Hispania F110-Cosworth) - 6 laps
23 - Lucas Di Grassi (Virgin VR01-Cosworth) - 9 laps
Best lap: Lewis Hamilton 1'13"851
Retirement:
Lap 58 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
Standings of the drivers world championship:
1. F. Alonso 246; 2. M. Webber 238; 3. S. Vettel 231; 4. L. Hamilton 222; 5. J. Button 199; 6. F. Massa 143; 7. N. Rosberg 130; 8. R. Kubica 126; 9. M. Schumacher 72; 10. A. Sutil, Barrichello 47; 12. Kobayashi 32; 13. Hulkenberg 22; 14. Liuzzi 21; 15. Petrov 19; 16. Buemi 8; 17. Pedro de La Rosa, Heidfeld 6; 19. Alguersuari 3.
Standings of the constructors world championship:
1. Red Bull-Renault 469; 2. McLaren-Mercedes 421; 3. Ferrari 389; 4. Mercedes 202; 5. Renault 145; 6. Williams-Cosworth 69; 7. Force India-Mercedes 68; 8. Sauber-Ferrari 44; 9. Toro Rosso-Ferrari 11.
Unofficial results
Nothing is done for the driver's championship, but Red Bull Racing powered by Renault is already constructors world champion in 2010.
Started from pole position, Nico Hulkenberg wasn't able to fight with his Williams-Cosworth. Sebastian Vettel was first after the first corner until the end of the race. Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton quickly passed the young German driver to finish the race at the same order.
The McLaren driver Jenson Button finished fifth, but is now out of the world championship.
The Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher are sixth and seventh of the grand prix.
Nico Hulkenberg finishes eighth with his Williams ahead of the Renault of Robert Kubica. Kamui Kobayashi is tenth with his Sauber.
First of the small teams, Heikki Kovalainen is 18th with his Lotus in front of his teammate Jarno Trulli.
Classification of grand prix of Brazil
Sao Paulo - Sunday, November 7, 2010
1 - Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull RB6-Renault) - 71 laps
2 - Mark Webber (Red Bull RB6-Renault) - 4"2
3 - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari F10) - 6"8
4 - Lewis Hamilton (McLaren MP4/25-Mercedes) - 14"6
5 - Jenson Button (McLaren MP4/25-Mercedes) - 15"5
6 - Nico Rosberg (Mercedes MGP W01) - 35"3
7 - Michael Schumacher (Mercedes MGP W01) - 43"4
8 - Nico Hulkenberg (Williams FW32-Cosworth) - 1 lap
9 - Robert Kubica (Renault R30) - 1 lap
10 - Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber C29-Ferrari) - 1 lap
11 - Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso STR5-Ferrari) - 1 lap
12 - Adrian Sutil (Force India VJM03-Mercedes) - 1 lap
13 - Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso STR5-Ferrari) - 1 lap
14 - Rubens Barrichello (Williams FW32-Cosworth) - 1 lap
15 - Felipe Massa (Ferrari F10) - 1 lap
16 - Vitaly Petrov (Renault R30) - 1 lap
17 - Nick Heidfeld (Sauber C29-Ferrari) - 1 lap
18 - Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus T127-Cosworth) - 2 laps
19 - Jarno Trulli (Lotus T127-Cosworth) - 2 laps
20 - Timo Glock (Virgin VR01-Cosworth) - 2 laps
21 - Bruno Senna (Hispania F110-Cosworth) - 2 laps
22 - Christian Klien (Hispania F110-Cosworth) - 6 laps
23 - Lucas Di Grassi (Virgin VR01-Cosworth) - 9 laps
Best lap: Lewis Hamilton 1'13"851
Retirement:
Lap 58 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
Standings of the drivers world championship:
1. F. Alonso 246; 2. M. Webber 238; 3. S. Vettel 231; 4. L. Hamilton 222; 5. J. Button 199; 6. F. Massa 143; 7. N. Rosberg 130; 8. R. Kubica 126; 9. M. Schumacher 72; 10. A. Sutil, Barrichello 47; 12. Kobayashi 32; 13. Hulkenberg 22; 14. Liuzzi 21; 15. Petrov 19; 16. Buemi 8; 17. Pedro de La Rosa, Heidfeld 6; 19. Alguersuari 3.
Standings of the constructors world championship:
1. Red Bull-Renault 469; 2. McLaren-Mercedes 421; 3. Ferrari 389; 4. Mercedes 202; 5. Renault 145; 6. Williams-Cosworth 69; 7. Force India-Mercedes 68; 8. Sauber-Ferrari 44; 9. Toro Rosso-Ferrari 11.
Unofficial results