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Monza 2008 : Rennen

N.PILOTRENNSTALZEITENABSTAND
01   S.VETTEL TORO ROSSO FERRARI 1h26'47"494212.039 Km/h 
02   H.KOVALAINEN McLAREN MERCEDES + 0'12"512211.531 Km/h 
03   R.KUBICA BMW SAUBER + 0'20"471211.209 Km/h 
04   F.ALONSO RENAULT + 0'23"903211.070 Km/h 
05   N.HEIDFELD BMW SAUBER + 0'27"748210.915 Km/h 
06   F.MASSA FERRARI + 0'28"816210.872 Km/h 
07   L.HAMILTON McLAREN MERCEDES + 0'29"912210.828 Km/h 
08   M.WEBBER RED BULL RENAULT + 0'32"048210.742 Km/h 
09   K.RAIKKONEN FERRARI + 0'39"468210.444 Km/h 
10   N.PIQUET Jr RENAULT + 0'54"445209.845 Km/h 
11   T.GLOCK TOYOTA + 0'58"888209.668 Km/h 
12   K.NAKAJIMA WILLIAMS TOYOTA + 1'02"015209.544 Km/h 
13   J.TRULLI TOYOTA + 1'05"954209.387 Km/h 
14   N.ROSBERG WILLIAMS TOYOTA + 1'08"635209.281 Km/h 
15   J.BUTTON HONDA + 1'13"370209.093 Km/h 
16   D.COULTHARD RED BULL RENAULT 1 lap(s)  
17   R.BARRICHELLO HONDA 1 lap(s)  
18   S.BOURDAIS TORO ROSSO FERRARI 1 lap(s)  
19   A.SUTIL FORCE INDIA FERRARI 2 lap(s)  
20   G.FISICHELLA FORCE INDIA FERRARI 42 lap(s)  




13.30Welcome to F1-Live.com and live coverage of the 53-lap Italian Grand Prix. After a wet qualifying session yesterday we have a very different look to the grid and the promise of a thrilling race ahead – once again in wet conditions.
13.32Sebastian Vettel claimed the pole position yesterday, the first of his career and the first for the Toro Rosso Ferrari team. Vettel, now the youngest pole-sitter in history, has shown well all weekend and while the team admits he doesn’t have a great deal of fuel on board, it was an impressive performance none-the-less.
13.34Heikki Kovalainen lines up in second position on the grid and has the chance to take his second Grand Prix win as his major rivals start further back than normal. Kovalainen missed out on the pole by just 0.076s.
13.36A great last lap in qualifying saw Mark Webber vault third fastest in his Red Bull Renault while Sebastien Bourdais was on good form in the second Toro Rosso and lines up alongside Webber on the second row of the grid.
13.38Nico Rosberg starts fifth in the leading Williams Toyota and will be looking to continue his good form into the race itself. In contrast team-mate Kazuki Nakajima has looked lost all weekend and starts back in 18th position.
13.40Felipe Massa leads the Ferrari challenge from sixth on the grid. He starts the race – appeals aside – just two points behind Lewis Hamilton. Kimi Raikkonen starts 14th in the second Ferrari after a troubled run in wet conditions yesterday.
13.42Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock line-up seventh and ninth for Toyota as the team look to defend its fourth position in the constructors’ championship ahead of Renault. Fittingly Fernando Alonso slots in between the duo in between but Nelson Piquet disappointed again and starts 17th.
13.44BMW Sauber have been very quick in dry conditions but not so in the wet. Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica starts tenth and 11th. Giancarlo Fisichella did a great job to qualify his Force India Ferrari 12th ahead of David Coulthard in the second Red Bull.
13.46Qualifying was a disaster for Lewis Hamilton as he starts 15th behind Kimi Raikkonen. He ran the intermediate tyres at the start o Q2 and they were not suitable but even after switching back to the full wets, Hamilton could not lap even close to the pace indicating either something wrong with the car, or dry setting in place.
13.48Rubens Barrichello starts 16th in the leading Honda while Jenson Button was a very poor 19th behind the under-performing Piquet and Nakajima. Adrian Sutil brings up the rear in the second Force India Ferrari.
13.50Looking at the GP2 race earlier today, the cutting of the chicanes may be an issue in this race. The rules now seem to state that when rejoining the circuit, the driver cannot now attempt a pass until after the following corner. Jenson Button is starting the race from the pit lane instead of 19th on the grid.
13.52With qualifying taking place in the wet, it is not clear what strategies the front-runners are running. Some may well aim to make this a one stop race, but they are likely to be those towards the tail of the field.
13.54The circuit is wet and the rains continue to fall. There is no chance of anyone starting the race on dry weather tyres. The question now is if the start will be the normal standing start, or behind the safety car. Should it be a safety car start, they all have to start on the full wets.
13.55It seems the race is going to start behind the safety car, as was the case yesterday for the GP2 race.
13.56Nakajima as well as Button is starting from the pit lane.
13.56With just four sets of intermediate and three sets of full wet tyres permitted per car each race weekend, tyre management may well be a key factor of this race as some may have some fresh tyres and some just some worn rubber.
13.58The drivers are in the cars as they await the commend for the engines to fire and the grid to be cleared.
14.00The parade lap is underway behind the silver Mercedes safety car.
14.00Bourdais has stalled on the dummy grid. What a shame as he was fourth on the grid.
14.00Bourdais is being wheeled off the grid.
Lap 1The race is technically underway behind the safety car.
Lap 1Bourdais is in the pits as the team work to get the car started and out of gear.
Lap 2The safety car stays out for a second lap with Vettel and the rest behind in the spray.
Lap 2Bourdais is now a lap down and that is his race ruined. It must be a car problem, not a Bourdais problem.
Lap 2Bourdais is now underway and closing up to the back of the pack.
Lap 3It is rolling start and the Italian Grand Prix is now underway!
Lap 3Vettel leads Kovalainen.
Lap 3They have all made it through turn one.
Lap 3There is a lot of spray as they continue around the lap. Glock has moved ahead of Alonso.
Lap 3A two second lead for Vettel after one racing lap.
Lap 4Alonso is back ahead of Glock into turn one.
Lap 4No major changes so far. There is so much spray.
Lap 5Hamilton cust the second chicane and slots in behind Raikkonen again as Vettel extends his lead.
Lap 5Fisichella is holding off Raikkonen for 11th position.
Lap 6Vettel is flying as he now has a five second lead over Kovalainen. How much fuel he has is another question.
Lap 6The field is quite spread out dur to the spray. 20 seconds already between first and tenth. Kubica is ahead of team-mate Heidfeld in ninth position.
Lap 7Glock has spun his Toyota from P8 under braking for turn one while trying to pass Alonso.
Lap 8The spin cost Glock one position to Kubica.
Lap 8A great fight between Fisichella, Raikkonen and Hamilton.
Lap 9Raikkonen passes Fisichella into trun one.
Lap 9Hamilton is now all over the back of Fisichella as Massa is now right with fourth placed Rosberg.
Lap 10Hamilton passes Fisichella into turn one.
Lap 10So Raikkonen and Hamilton are now up to 11th and 12th, Fisichella back to 13th.
Lap 11The gap at the front is now stable at just over six seconds.
Lap 11Hamilton passes Raikkonen into Lesmo. Raikkonen must have made an error.
Lap 12Raikkonen seems to have less traction and that is how Hamilton made the pass.
Lap 12The full wet tyres have not cleared the surface water and will now start to wear.
Lap 13Massa passes Rosberg for fourth position.
Lap 13Fisichella is in trouble. He was 12th.
Lap 14Coulthard passed Fisichella and the Italian clipped the Red Bull. The wing then failed at the Parabolica.
Lap 15Hamilton passes Heidfeld.
Lap 15Massa let Rosberg back ahead and then retook him. It must have been a chicane cut issue to avoid a penalty.
Lap 16Glock is right with Kubica and looking to regain the position.
Lap 16Hamilton passes Glock and Glock comes back at him only to push Glock on to the grass.
Lap 16So a drive through for Hamilton? Glock was certainly pushed onto the grass but was it just a racing incident?
Lap 16Massa is now pushing hard to close the ten second gap to Webber.
Lap 17Barrichello pits the Honda.
Lap 18Hamilton passes Kubica with a clean move into the second chicane.
Lap 18Vettel has really dropped Kovalainen now as the gap is 11 seconds.
Lap 19Vettel pits from the lead.
Lap 19Vettel is back out on the full wets tyres again.
Lap 19Hamilton passes Alonso for seventh position.
Lap 19Glock passes Kubica as the latter runs off track at the second chicane.
Lap 20Raikkonen is now close to Heidfeld in the battle for 11th position.
Lap 20After his first stop Vettel runs in fourth behind Massa.
Lap 21Raikkonen almost loses the Ferrari exiting Ascari.
Lap 21Hamilton is closing fast on Trulli.
Lap 21Glock passes Alonso for P8 into thye second chicane.
Lap 22Hamilton passes Trulli into turn one and then runs wide and has to let him back ahead.
Lap 23Kovalainen, Massa and Webber all pit.
Lap 23Hamilton now passes Trulli and stays ahead.
Lap 23Button and Barrichello also pits from the back of the field.
Lap 24Hamilton passes Rosberg.
Lap 24I'm not sure how Hamilton got ahead of Trulli though. Hamilton now runs second.
Lap 24Vettel leads the race again but Hamilton is closing in fast.
Lap 25Raikkonen is now ahead of Heidfeld and running tenth in the second Ferrari.
Lap 26Glock pits his Toyota as Hamilton is zooming up on Vettel but has yet to pit.
Lap 26Massa is now stuck behind Heidfeld and losing a lot of time.
Lap 27Trulli and Raikkonen both pit.
Lap 27Sutil also pits from towards the back of the field.
Lap 28Hamilton pits from second position.
Lap 28Hamilton exits in clear air ahead of one of the Renaults, probably Piquet.
Lap 29Rosberg pits from third position.
Lap 29A slow stop as they had a problem getting the fuel hose removed.
Lap 29Coulthard pits the second Red Bull.
Lap 29Hamilton now run P10 but does not need to stop again.
Lap 30Coulthard has taken the intermediate tyre and cuts straight through the first chicane.
Lap 30Heidfeld pits his BMW Sauber. Bourdais pits from the back.
Lap 30Alonso pits his Renault.
Lap 31Alonso has taken the intermediate tyre. Big gamble as it is still very wet.
Lap 31Raikkonen passes Glock for position into turn one. Vettel leads the race and is 32 seconds ahead of Hamilton who does not have to pit again. That is the gap to keep an eye on.
Lap 33Kubica runs third but has notted pitted.
Lap 33Massa pits for the second time. He takes intermediate tyres.
Lap 34Glock and Rosberg also pit.
Lap 35So the intermediate tyre is the tyre of choice and that is a problem for Hamilton who is not scheduled to stop again. Kovalainen pits.
Lap 35Kubica and Webber pits as well. They are all going for the intermediate tyre now.
Lap 35Alonso is now lapping faster than the leaders. He was the second driver to stop and take the intermediate rain tyre.
Lap 36Trulli passes Kubica.
Lap 36Webber spins at Ascari and continues. Massa picks up the position. Raikkonen pits.
Lap 36Trulli pits again.
Lap 37Vettel pits from the lead and will be taking the intermediate tyre.
Lap 37Hamilton pits for a second time. He is pitting to get the intermediate tyre. Piquet pits for the first time showing the Renault has a huge fuel tank.
Lap 37Hamilton passes Webber for position into the second chicane with a nice pass.
Lap 38Button and Piquet bump together at the first turn.
Lap 38Kubica runs in third position and has so far made the one stop work very well. If he is on full wets though he may have to pit again for intermediates.
Lap 39Hamilton, seventh, is catching Massa by over two seconds a lap.
Lap 40Massa passes Heidfeld into turn one but has to let him back ahead as he ran off track.
Lap 41Hamilton is closing in on Massa in the battle for sixth position.
Lap 41Heidfeld, Massa and Hamiton run together.
Lap 42Vettel looks in command at the front as Kovalainen is not making any progress.
Lap 42Raikkonen runs 14th and has made no impression on this race at all.
Lap 43Raikkonen passes Nakajima for position and I never thought I would type that!
Lap 44Now Glock passes Nakajima.
Lap 44Barrichello pits the Honda for a second time as Coulthard runs off track.
Lap 44Coulthard lost position to Piquet with that off track moment.
Lap 45Sutil pits for the third time.
Lap 45Piquet cuts the first chicane and continues.
Lap 46Heidfeld, Massa and Hamilton continue to run together but no passing at the moment.
Lap 47The top three seem set. Alonso is comfortable in fourth agead of the battling Heidfeld and Massa. Hamilton has dropped back from Massa and now has Webber closing in on him.
Lap 47Raikkonen is lining up to pass Piquet having made short work of Coulthard.
Lap 48Raikkonen passes Piquet into turn one.
Lap 48Webber has now caught Hamilton who is struggling.
Lap 49Hamilton moves across into Webber as the Red Bull tries a pass. Poor driving for the second time today from the McLaren driver.
Lap 50Raikkonen is flying but it is too late as he is a long way behind Webber.
Lap 50Glock passes Coulthard into the Parabolica.
Lap 51Vettel is on his way to a historic win, the youngest in the history of the sport.
Lap 51Coulthard and Nakajima set together into the Parabolica. Coulthard pits after clipping the Williams driver.
Lap 52Massa runs over debris from the Nakajima Coulthard incident.
Lap 52Hamilton has shaken off Webber and is now back behind Massa.
Lap 53Vettel is on his final lap and about to win.
Lap 53Vettel wins the Italian Grand Prix, a stunning win!
Lap 53Kovalainen is second 12s behind.
Lap 53Kubica is third after a smart drive on a one stop strategy. Alonso is fourth on a similar strategy from Heidfeld, Massa, Hamilton and Webber.
Lap 53Raikkonen is ninth and out of the points.
Lap 53Massa is now just one point behind Hamilton.





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