F1 world championship European Grand Prix in 2011, Alonso and Argüls ant anticipate in home country

On June 26, the F1 World Championship Europe Grand Prix was held in the Spanish Valencia city circuit.

2011 FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX OF EUROPE Results

Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), who is showing a good progress without enemy this season, won the pole position of the start, and Mark Webber of his teammate entered second. The third place is Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), the fourth is Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), the top is a familiar face. Kobayashi Kamui (Sauber) started the 14th place.

The race showed overwhelming race carry as saying that Vettel will not run anyone in front of this time again and won the 6th victory this season. Alonso who gained much cheers for being a Grand Prix in his home country Spain in 2nd ranked second behind Webber and Hamilton and Webber gained third place.

Below, Hamilton, Massa, Baton, Rosberg and goal in order of almost starting grid. Jaime Argurgas Ali (Toro Rosso) who started 18th in the 8th place jumped in. By the way, Argue Els Ari is also Spain's F1 driver. This time it seems that the two drivers who received the power of their home country exercised their power without regret. By the way, as for the team, Hispania · Racing is also the home country GP, but this is a disappointing result that I ranked 23rd, 24th and ranked 1st and 2nd from behind.

Kobayashi Kamui won six points in a row from the second race of the season's second race this season and earned points, but this time it was the 16th fastest goal from the 14th start and the consecutive prize has ceased.

Vettel Vettel added 25 points, totaling 186 points. Baton and Webber are lined up at 109 points in second place, which is a figure that can not overtake even if Vettel won the third consecutive race and finished with no point.

The next race is the British GP on July 10. For Hamilton and Baton it will be the home country GP, but can we have good results like Alonso and Argeles Ali of this time?

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