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Hulkenberg dominates to secure pole in Brazil

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Nico Hulkenberg will start the Brazilian Grand Prix on pole position after the German set a time over a second quicker than any other driver.

The weather played its part to inject some extra entertainment into the session. Q3 saw a drying track with all the drivers venturing out on slicks for the final few minutes.

It was Hulkenberg who got the timing spot-on. The Williams driver crossed the line last, securing the best conditions for his final flying lap.

He’ll start ahead of the two Red Bull drivers, Sebastian Vettel ahead of Mark Webber.

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Lewis Hamilton will line-up behind Webber, but crucially the championship leader, Fernando Alonso, will start fifth.

Barrichello, Kubica, Schumacher, Massa and Petrov round off the top ten.

Jenson Button’s dreams of a back-to-back championship look to be almost impossible as he couldn’t make it out of Q2, finally securing P11.

Adrian Sutil suffered his worst qualifying session. He set the 18th fastest lap, but will start 22nd after a five-place grid drop handed to him after the Korean GP. Sebastien Buemi also received a grid-drop and will start 19th.

Brazilian Qualifying Results:

Pos Driver Team Q1 Time Q2 Time Q3 Time
3. M. Webber Red Bull 1:19.025 1:18.516 1:15.637
4. L. Hamilton McLaren 1:19.931 1:18.921 1:15.747
2. S. Vettel Red Bull 1:19.160 1:18.691 1:15.519
11. J. Button McLaren 1:19.905 1:19.288
7. R. Kubica Renault 1:19.249 1:19.877 1:16.552
5. F. Alonso Ferrari 1:18.987 1:19.010 1:15.989
9. F. Massa Ferrari 1:19.778 1:19.200 1:17.101
18. A. Sutil Force India 1:20.830*  
1. N. Hulkenberg Williams 1:20.050 1:19.144 1:14.470
12. K. Kobayashi Sauber 1:19.741 1:19.385
16. N. Heidfeld Sauber 1:20.174 1:19.899  
10. V. Petrov Renault 1:20.189 1:19.153 1:17.656
6. R. Barrichello Williams 1:19.799 1:18.925 1:16.203
8. M. Schumacher Mercedes 1:19.879 1:18.923 1:16.925
13. N. Rosberg Mercedes 1:20.153 1:19.486
15. S. Buemi Toro Rosso 1:20.096 1:19.847*  
14. J. Alguersuari Toro Rosso 1:20.158 1:19.581  
17. V. Liuzzi Force India 1:20.592 1:20.357  
20. J. Trulli Lotus 1:22.250    
24. B. Senna Hispania 1:23.796    
21. H. Kovalainen Lotus 1:22.378    
22. L. di Grassi Virgin 1:22.810    
19. T. Glock Virgin 1:22.130    
23. C. Klien Hispania 1:23.796    

* Five-place grid penalty to be added.

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