German Grand Prix Qualifying LIVE
Red Bull driver Mark Webber has claimed pole position for Sunday's German Grand Prix - a career first for the Australian driver.
The BrawnGP due of Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button were second and third respectively, whilst Webber's Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel was fourth.
The McLaren duo of Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen will both be pleased with their teams improvement qualifying fifth and sixth on the grid.
For full qualifying details click here to access espnstar.com's Petronas Race Centre.
Get updates on the F1 qualifying on your desktop with espnstar.com's F1 widget here.
Watch all the qualifying action LIVE on STAR Sports and catch the news and reactions on espnstar.com
Home favourite Sebastian Vettel will have a rejuvenated Lewis Hamilton to contend with in today's qualifying for the German Grand Prix.
As for Jenson Button, he will be aiming to get back to winning ways after his hiccup at Silverstone last month.
A detailed look at the home of the German Grand Prix - Nurbergring.
Steve Slater asks ahead of the German Grand Prix: Business as usual?
The Fuji Speedway holds special memories for Steve Dawson while Alex Yoong concenrates on the race at hand.
- Other news happening in the world of Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton has a chance to end his tale of woe this year thanks to the round-the-clock efforts of his team.
Jenson Button is refusing to be suckered in by Mark Webber's mind games ahead of this weekend's German Grand Prix.
FRIDAY PRACTICE: Hamilton pulled off a major surprise by setting the fastest time in practice for Sunday's German Grand Prix.
Jenson Button is wary of a two-pronged Red Bull assault on his bid to return to winning ways in Germany this weekend.
Kimi Raikkonen has again dismissed suggestions he is ready to quit Formula One.
Lewis Hamilton is throwing himself into the challenge of helping McLaren build a race-winning car again for next year.
Fernando Alonso is still hoping to discover that magic ingredient he hopes will propel him back into a winning position.
Nelson Piquet hopes an improved qualifying session will help him to break his points duck.
- The F1 Row
FOTA is happy to create their own series
BMW Sauber boss Mario Theissen has confirmed FOTA are keeping "all options open" as their row with the FIA rumbles on.
The FIA has suggested the latest threat to the future of Formula One could be over "in the coming days".
F1 comment: Comment: Lessons for Bernie
Powered by Disqus
Join us on Facebook