2009 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX

Provisional Results

PosNoDriverTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPts
122Jenson ButtonBrawn-Mercedes31Winner15
26Nick HeidfeldBMW Sauber31+22.7 secs104
310Timo GlockToyota31+23.5 secs33
49Jarno TrulliToyota31+46.1 secs22.5
523Rubens BarrichelloBrawn-Mercedes31+47.3 secs82
614Mark WebberRBR-Renault31+52.3 secs51.5
71Lewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes31+60.7 secs121
816Nico RosbergWilliams-Toyota31+71.5 secs4.5
93Felipe MassaFerrari31+76.9 secs16
1011Sebastien BourdaisSTR-Ferrari3115
117Fernando AlonsoRenault319
1217Kazuki NakajimaWilliams-Toyota3111
138Nelsinho PiquetRenault3117
144Kimi RäikkönenFerrari317
1515Sebastian VettelRBR-Renault30+1 Lap13
1612Sebastien BuemiSTR-Ferrari30+1 Lap20
1720Adrian SutilForce India-Mercedes30+1 Lap19
1821Giancarlo FisichellaForce India-Mercedes29+2 Laps18
Ret5Robert KubicaBMW Sauber1+30 Laps6
Ret2Heikki KovalainenMcLaren-Mercedes0+31 Laps14

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Sunday weather update - rain could be key to race result

Welcome to race day at the second round of the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship, the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang.

The weather here has returned to its usual heat and humidity, with an ambient temperature high of 32 degrees Celsius expected. However, serious concerns remain about the likelihood of the same sort of torrential rain we saw around 1800 hours on Saturday, which would mean it arriving two-thirds through the race's scheduled distance.

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Location
Malaysian Grand Prix
GP Date
03.04.2009
No. of Laps
56
Distance
5.543 KM
Pole Position Last Year
Felipe Massa
1st Place Driver 2008
2nd Place Driver 2008
3rd Place Driver 2008
Widely regarded as a benchmark for other Grand Prix venues, the Sepang circuit boasts superb pit garage and media facilities, as well as impressive grandstands and patron amenities. The track is noted for its sweeping corners and wide straights.

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