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Author Topic: Results 2010 Hungarian GP  (Read 1255 times)

Offline Dare

Results 2010 Hungarian GP
« on: August 01, 2010, 10:18:48 PM »
pole  Vettel
sc-yes
fast lap-Vettel
dnf=5
rain-no

1  Webber
2  Alonso
3  Vettel
4  Massa
5  Petrov
6  Hulkenberg
7  De La Rosa
8  Button


20  Philbe
      Canadian Darrell

14  JohnS

13  Williamsfan

11  Luke
      Sennaman
      Scotty
      Sprite
      Cos

10  David                             10 WIZZO  10
      Jeri

9   Bo Bruce
     Rom
     Greener
     Dare
     Ian
     Ali

8   AndyB
     aazz
     Stealth
 
7    Shell
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