Malaysian GP: Qualifying Weights


By FIA
April 4 2009

 
 Malaysian GP Post-qualifying car weights
 
For the 2009 season, the FIA is making available the weights of the cars, with their fuel load included, following Saturday's qualifying session.

Below is the weight of each car following qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix, sorted by grid position.
 
Pos. Driver      	Team            		Car weight
 1.    Button       	Brawn-Mercedes		660
 2.    Trulli       	Toyota                 		656.5
 3.    Vettel       	Red Bull-Renault       		647
 4.    Barrichello  	Brawn-Mercedes        	664.5
 5.    Glock        	Toyota                 		656.5
 6.    Rosberg      	Williams-Toyota        		656
 7.    Webber       	Red Bull-Renault       		656
 8.    Kubica       	BMW-Sauber             	663
 9.    Raikkonen    	Ferrari                		662.5
10.   Alonso       	Renault                		680.5
11.   Heidfeld     	BMW-Sauber             	692
12.   Nakajima     	Williams-Toyota        		683.4
13.   Hamilton    	McLaren-Mercedes    		688
14.   Kovalainen   	McLaren-Mercedes    		688.9
15.   Bourdais     	Toro Rosso-Ferrari     		670.5
16.   Massa        	Ferrari                		689.5
17.   Piquet       	Renault                		681.9
18.   Fisichella   	Force India-Mercedes 	680.5
19.   Sutil        	Force India-Mercedes 	655.5
20.   Buemi        	Toro Rosso-Ferrari     		686.5
 

Malaysian GP: Qualifying Weights
Posted by: Williams F1 (IP Logged)
Date: 04/04/2009 15:58

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Re: Malaysian GP: Qualifying Weights
Posted by: rpaloschi (IP Logged)
Date: 04/04/2009 18:30

Well... the order:
Brawn,
Toyota,
Williams,
Red Bull (Vettel was only faster because he was lighter... webber is behind us).


Hope we can stay at least as 3rd in WCC... or even challenge Toyota in some races...

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