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After Germany
Pos Driver Points

1 Lewis Hamilton 157
2 Jenson Button 143
3 Mark Webber 136
4 Sebastian Vettel 136
5 Fernando Alonso 123
6 Nico Rosberg 94
7 Robert Kubica 89
8 Felipe Massa 85
9 Michael Schumacher 38
10 Adrian Sutil 35
11 Rubens Barrichello 29
12 Kamui Kobayashi 15
13 Vitantonio Liuzzi 12
14 Vitaly Petrov 7
15 Sebastien Buemi 7
16 Jaime Alguersuari 3
17 Nico Hulkenberg 2
18 Pedro de la Rosa 0
19 Heikki Kovalainen 0
20 Karun Chandhok 0
21 Lucas di Grassi 0
22 Jarno Trulli 0
23 Bruno Senna 0
24 Timo Glock 0
25 Sakon Yamamoto 0

Constructor Cup
1 McLaren-Mercedes 300
2 RBR-Renault 272
3 Ferrari 208
4 Mercedes GP 132
5 Renault 96
6 Force India-Mercedes 47
7 Williams-Cosworth 31
8 BMW Sauber-Ferrari 15
9 STR-Ferrari 10
10 Lotus-Cosworth 0
11 HRT-Cosworth 0
12 Virgin-Cosworth 0
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Hungarian GP: Thursday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers:
Rubens Barrichello (Williams)
Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus)
Robert Kubica (Renault)
Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
Sakon Yamamoto (HRT)
German GP: Sunday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers
1. Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), 1h27m38.864s
2. Felipe MASSA (Ferrari), 1h27m43.060s
3. Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), 1h27m43.985s
Alonso leads Ferrari 1-2 in Germany
  by Mark J. Cipolloni
Fernando Alonso put Ferrari back in the winners column with a brilliant drive in today's German GP at Hockenheim.  His teammate Felipe Massa was 2nd after immense pressure from Sebastian Vettel who repeatedly traded fastest laps with Alonso in the tight 1-2-3 fight for the lead.  It was the 2nd win for Alonso and Ferrari in 2010. The hometown favorite Mercedes team were embarrassed in front of their fans both - lapped. Press Conference
Vettel pips Alonso for German GP pole
  by Mark J. Cipolloni
German Sebastian Vettel claimed pole for his home grand prix at Hockenheim and in doing so spoiled Fernando Alonso's shot at his first Ferrari pole by just 0.002 seconds. Felipe Massa in the sister Ferrari was third place, while Silverstone winner Mark Webber was fourth in the second Red Bull, ahead of the two McLarens. Press Conference
German GP: Saturday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers
Sebastian Vettel (1st)
Fernando Alonso (2nd)
Felipe Massa (3rd)
German GP: Friday Press Conference
  Formula 1
DRIVERS AND TEAM REPRESENTATIVES:
Norbert HAUG (Mercedes)
Nico HULKENBERG (Williams)
Monisha KALTENBORN (Sauber)
Kamui KOBAYASHI (Sauber)
Adam PARR (Williams)
Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes)
German GP: Thursday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers
Timo Glock
Adrian Sutil
Sebastian Vettel
Michael Schumacher
Mark Webber
40 years of Sauber Motorsport
  "They're all such scaredy-cats, change the color!"
The German Grand Prix at Hockenheim on 25th July will see Sauber Motorsport celebrate 40 years of racing. The C29 cars of Pedro de la Rosa and Kamui Kobayashi will bear an appropriate inscription. Peter Sauber had not shown any particular interest in cars, and none at all in driving them around a track. Indeed, even today he views cars as no more than a means of getting from A to B. And yet Sauber Motorsport is set to celebrate 40 years in the motor racing business.
Webber flag-to-flag at Silverstone
  F1 British GP
Mark Webber's post-qualifying anger became joy on Sunday as the Red Bull driver leapfrogged his teammate Sebastian Vettel in the world championship standings. The Australian drove to commanding victory in the British grand prix, while polesitter Vettel was passed at the start and then suffered a puncture in a light touch with Lewis Hamilton. Press Conference
British GP: Sunday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers
1st Mark Webber (Red Bull), 1h24m38.200s;
2nd Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), 1h24m39.560s;
3rd Nico Rosberg (Mercedes), 1h24m59.507s
British GP: Vettel and Red Bull crush opposition
  In Formula 1 qualifying at Silverstone
Austrian Sebastian Vettel looks to repeat last year's dominant performance at Silverstone, England after leading a Red Bull 1-2 in qualifying for this year's British Grand Prix.  Vettel's time of 1m29.615s was a full 8/10ths up on 3rd place Fernando Alonso's Ferrari with Vettel's teammate Mark Webber on the outside front row with a lap of 1m29.758s. Press Conference
British GP: Saturday Press Conference
  Formula 1
DRIVERS:
1. Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), 1m29.615s
2. Mark WEBBER (Red Bull), 1m29.758s
3. Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), 1m30.426s
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