Sebastian Vettel cut an uncertain figure on Friday after dominating both free practice sessions for his Red Bull team ahead of Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.

TV Guide

Friday 30 July 2010
21:30SS2Rapid Motion Classic Episode 4 - Part 1
21:30CSNRapid Motion Classic Episode 4 - Part 1

Sports Poll


After fining Ferrari for using team orders in the German GP, stewards found that Ferrari also brought the sport into disrepute. Should the WMSC apply further sanctions or close the issue?
Yes, Ferrari has harmed the image of the sport and must be sanctioned.
No, the fine was sufficient sanction.

Results

Formula 1
MotoGP
Germany Grand Prix
1Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)1:27:38.864
2Felipe Massa (Ferrari)+ 4.196
3Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)+ 5.121
4Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)+ 26.896
5Jenson Button (McLaren)+ 29.482
6Mark Webber (Red Bull)+ 43.606
7Robert Kubica (Renault)+ 1 lap
United States Moto GP
1Jorge Lorenzo (Fiat Yamaha Team)43:54.873
2Casey Stoner (Ducati Marlboro Team)+03.517
3Valentino Rossi (Fiat Yamaha Team)+13.420
4Andrea Dovizioso (Repsol Honda Team)+14.188
5Nicky Hayden (Ducati Marlboro Team)+14.601
6Ben Spies (Monster Yamaha Tech 3)+19.037
7Colin Edwards (Monster Yamaha Tech 3)+40.721

Sports Talk



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