F1 2009 Super Season Grid – Post Spain

Today’s Spanish GP brought another victory for Jenson Button and Brawn’s second 1-2 of the season. Barrichello meanwhile will be lamenting what could have been his first win since China 2004, while Webber surprised us all with a great drive to 3rd. But now it’s time to review the Super Season Grid, and with McLaren and Ferrari suffering another dismal weekend and BMW and Renault less than impressing, how has this weekend’s activities shaken up the order? Fastest man on average in Barcelona was Button once again with an average lap of 1’21.598. Let’s dive in and see who is where this time.

1. Jenson Button – 1’31.526  +0.000  Non-mover
2. Nico Rosberg – 1’31.627  +0.100  Non-mover
3. Rubens Barrichello – 1’31.649  +0.123  Non-mover
4. Mark Webber – 1’31.868  +0.342  Non-mover
5. Sebastien Vettel – 1’32.010  +0.484  +1 place
6. Timo Glock – 1’32.030  +0.504  -1 place
7. Felipe Massa – 1’32.094  +0.568  +4 places
8. Kimi Raikkonen – 1’32.161  +0.635  +1 place
9. Robert Kubica – 1’32.168  +0.641  +3 places
10. Lewis Hamilton – 1’32.169  +0.643  Non-mover
11. Kazuki Nakajima – 1’32.184  +0.658  +2 places
12. Jarno Trulli – 1’32.295  +0.769  +5 places
13. Fernando Alonso – 1’32.312  +0.786  +2 places
14. Heikki Kovalainen – 1’32.399  +0.873  -6 places
15. Nick Heidfeld – 1’32.413  +0.887  -1 place
16. Nelson Piquet – 1’32.641  +1.115  +2 places
17. Sebastien Buemi – 1’32.776  +1.235  Non-mover
18. Giancarlo Fisichella – 1’32.843  +1.316  +2 places
19. Sebastien Bourdais – 1’32.884  +1.358  Non-mover
20. Adrian Sutil – 1’32.884  +1.358  -4 places