Brawn GP Racing Team

Pos  Driver       Time              Laps
 1.  Vettel       1:19.400            20
 2.  Webber       1:19.682  + 0.282   19
 3.  Button       1:20.227  + 0.827   20
 4.  Barrichello  1:20.242  + 0.842   29
 5.  Alonso       1:20.458  + 1.058   26
 6.  Massa        1:20.471  + 1.071   23
 7.  Trulli       1:20.585  + 1.185   32
 8.  Hamilton     1:20.650  + 1.250   26
 9.  Rosberg      1:20.815  + 1.415   32
10.  Fisichella   1:20.838  + 1.438   25
11.  Sutil        1:20.913  + 1.513   22
12.  Kovalainen   1:21.029  + 1.629   22
13.  Heidfeld     1:21.103  + 1.703   24
14.  Raikkonen    1:21.179  + 1.779   27
15.  Bourdais     1:21.384  + 1.984   23
16.  Glock        1:21.386  + 1.986   32
17.  Nakajima     1:21.489  + 2.089   26
18.  Piquet       1:21.525  + 2.125   30
19.  Buemi        1:21.590  + 2.190   37
20.  Kubica       1:21.801  + 2.401   16

All Timing Unofficial

Last night (Thursday) the FOTA met once again to discuss the future of their teams in F1, as a collective they have decided to withdraw their entries for the 2010 F1 season and form their own breakaway series. The full statement is as follows:

"Since the formation of FOTA last September the teams have worked together and sought to engage the FIA and commercial rights holder, to develop and improve the sport.

"Unprecedented worldwide financial turmoil has inevitably placed great challenges before the F1 community. FOTA is proud that it has achieved the most substantial measures to reduce costs in the history of our sport.

"In particular the manufacturer teams have provided assistance to the independent teams, a number of which would probably not be in the sport today without the FOTA initiatives. The FOTA teams have further agreed upon a substantial voluntary cost reduction that provides a sustainable model for the future.

"Following these efforts all the teams have confirmed to the FIA and the commercial rights holder that they are willing to commit until the end of 2012.

"The FIA and the commercial rights holder have campaigned to divide FOTA.

"The wishes of the majority of the teams are ignored. Furthermore, tens of millions of dollars have been withheld from many teams by the commercial rights holder, going back as far as 2006. Despite this and the uncompromising environment, FOTA has genuinely sought compromise.

"It has become clear however, that the teams cannot continue to compromise on the fundamental values of the sport and have declined to alter their original conditional entries to the 2010 World Championship.

"These teams therefore have no alternative other than to commence the preparation for a new Championship which reflects the values of its participants and partners. This series will have transparent governance, one set of regulations, encourage more entrants and listen to the wishes of the fans, including offering lower prices for spectators worldwide, partners and other important stakeholders.

"The major drivers, stars, brands, sponsors, promoters and companies historically associated with the highest level of motorsport will all feature in this new series."

Statement issued by FOTA on behalf of BMW Sauber, Brawn GP, Scuderia Ferrari, McLaren-Mercedes, Red Bull Racing, Scuderia Toro Rosso, Toyota