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2015 Italian GP Post-Race Stats

Magnificent Monza? Not so much, a bit of a slow Italian GP. It started and finished well but once everyone had pitted there was very little action on track.

Lewis Hamilton topped every practice session, every qualifying session, won the race and led every single lap of the race, but then we didn’t find out if he actually won it for another two and a half hours. Sebastian Vettel finished the race in second place and Felipe Massa was third. Nico Rosberg was in third and had a good shot at second but his engine decided to become a fireplace just three laps from the end.

Hamilton won his 40th race and the 30th for Mercedes since 2010 but their 39th win overall. A ridiculous 168 places worth of grid penalties were awarded at the Italian GP and 405 in total this season, compared to the 198 given in 2014. Daniel Ricciardo gained the most places in the race, he qualified in 15th, started 19th after a 50 place grid penalty (makes sense right?) and then finished in eighth, gaining 11 places, one on the final lap.

Lotus suffered a double retirement on the first lap for the third time this season, not a good race for them. After the two Lotus cars retiring every other driver was classified as finishing, Alonso and Rosberg both suffered mechanical issues late on but completed over 90% of the race so were still classified as having finished.

2015PositionsMonza

Not many changes here as usual, Massa has moved up to fourth ahead of Raikkonen and the Force India duo of Perez and Hulkenberg have both moved up one position, pushing Verstappen down two.

2015PointsMonza

Hamilton is getting a big lead now, up to 53 points, Vettel is now closer to Rosberg than Rosberg is to Hamilton. The two Williams drivers and Raikkonen are still incredibly close for fourth to sixth, as are Ricciardo and Kvyat for seventh and eighth.

Pos Driver Team Nation Points Laps Fastest Lap Grid
1 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes GBR 25 53 01:26.672 1
2 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari GER 18 53 01:27.376 3
3 Felipe Massa Williams BRA 15 53 01:27.874 5
4 Valtteri Bottas Williams FIN 12 53 01:27.525 6
5 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari FIN 10 53 01:27.584 2
6 Sergio Perez Force India MEX 8 53 01:28.140 7
7 Nico Hulkenberg Force India GER 6 52 01:28.913 9
8 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull AUS 4 52 01:28.065 19
9 Marcus Ericsson Sauber SWE 2 52 01:28.516 12
10 Daniil Kvyat Red Bull RUS 1 52 01:28.231 18
11 Carlos Sainz Toro Rosso ESP 0 52 01:27.510 17
12 Max Verstappen Toro Rosso NED 0 52 01:27.390 20
13 Felipe Nasr Sauber BRA 0 52 01:28.653 11
14 Jenson Button McLaren GBR 0 52 01:29.766 15
15 Will Stevens Manor GBR 0 51 01:31.098 13
16 Roberto Merhi Manor ESP 0 51 01:31.311 14
17 Nico Rosberg Mercedes GER 0 50 01:27.067 4
18 Fernando Alonso McLaren ESP 0 47 01:29.285 16
RET Romain Grosjean Lotus FRA 1 8
RET Pastor Maldonado Lotus VEN 1 10

 

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