Force India shock the paddock with the Teams’ first ever pole position.  Panasonic Toyota also looks very strong as rumors swirl around the grid that they have not received their 2010 budget and must produce favorable results in the remaining races to get approved to continue next year.

Saturday Qualifying Results:

PositionDriverTeamQ1Q2Q3Weight (kg)
1FisichellaForce India1:45.1021:44.6671:46.308648.0
2TrulliToyota1:45.1401:44.5031:46.395656.5
3HeidfeldBMW Sauber1:45.5661:44.7091:46.500655.0
4BarrichelloBrawn GP1:45.2371:44.8341:46.513644.5
5KubicaBMW Sauber1:45.6551:44.5571:46.586649.0
6RaikkonenScuderia Ferrari1:45.5791:44.9531:46.633655.0
7GlockToyota1:45.4501:44.8771:46.677648.5
8VettelRed Bull Racing1:45.3721:44.5921:46.761662.5
9WebberRed Bull Racing1:45.3501:44.9241:46.788658.0
10RosbergWilliams1:45.4861:45.0471:47.362670.0
11SutilForce India1:45.2391:45.119678.5
12HamiltonMcLaren Mercedes1:45.7671:45.122693.5
13AlonsoRenault1:45.7071:45.136684.4
14ButtonBrawn GP1:45.7611:45.251694.2
15KovalainenMcLaren Mercedes1:45.7051:45.259697.0
16BuemiScuderia Toro Rosso1:45.951685.0
17AlguersuariScuderia Toro Rosso1:46.032704.5
18NakajimaWilliams1:46.307706.1
19GrosjeanRenault1:46.359704.7
20BadoerScuderia Ferrari1:46.957691.5


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One Response to “2009 Belgian GP: Qualifying Results”

  1. USF1blog says:

    Jenson Button qualified a dismal 14th. Barrichello, Vettel and Webber have a good opportunity to gain ground on him in the points standing tomorrow.

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