Rain continues to hold up Nadal's bid for semi-finalsFTSE 100 up 0.48% Ponting: ODI success no compensation for Ashes defeat Saturday, 12, Sep 2009 10:00By Richard James. Lewis Hamilton will start at the front of the grid for tomorrow's Italian grand prix after a storming qualification session. The world champion snatched pole with his last lap, in a time of one minute 24.066 seconds, to just edge-out Force India's Adrian Sutil. Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen qualified in third, with Hamilton's McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen beside him. Crucially for the championship leader, Jenson Button, the Brawn team managed to out-qualify their nearest rivals Red Bull, with Button and Rubens Barrichello in fifth and sixth, while Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber ended down in ninth and tenth. Sunday's race at Monza looks like it may come down to pit-stop strategies, with Hamilton ecstatic at his performance. "That was a very close qualifying session, but the team did a great job this weekend. The car was feeling very good this weekend and I was able to put the lap together," he said afterwards. "It's such a great feeling when you can put one lap together. We have to wait and see what the strategies are for everyone tomorrow, but we needed to be where we are." Button, meanwhile, said he was more than happy with his sixth position stating his car was heavily laden with fuel. Email Print Twitter Facebook MySpace Stumble Digg Share
Saturday, 12, Sep 2009 10:00
By Richard James.
Lewis Hamilton will start at the front of the grid for tomorrow's Italian grand prix after a storming qualification session.
The world champion snatched pole with his last lap, in a time of one minute 24.066 seconds, to just edge-out Force India's Adrian Sutil.
Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen qualified in third, with Hamilton's McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen beside him.
Crucially for the championship leader, Jenson Button, the Brawn team managed to out-qualify their nearest rivals Red Bull, with Button and Rubens Barrichello in fifth and sixth, while Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber ended down in ninth and tenth.
Sunday's race at Monza looks like it may come down to pit-stop strategies, with Hamilton ecstatic at his performance.
"That was a very close qualifying session, but the team did a great job this weekend. The car was feeling very good this weekend and I was able to put the lap together," he said afterwards.
"It's such a great feeling when you can put one lap together. We have to wait and see what the strategies are for everyone tomorrow, but we needed to be where we are."
Button, meanwhile, said he was more than happy with his sixth position stating his car was heavily laden with fuel.
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