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China 2013 - Starting grid - Mark Webber drops to the back of the grid after fuel issue

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Mark Webber stopped out on track during Q2 in Shanghai, pulling to a halt and bringing his qualifying to an end. The team later said a problem with the bowser had meant the amount of fuel required wasn't delivered to the car. As the car couldn't get back to the pitlane and deliver the sample required to the FIA, a penalty was imposed.

PositionDriverTeamTimeLaps
1Lewis HamiltonMercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team1:34.4849
2Kimi RäikkönenLotus F1 Team1:34.76111
3Fernando AlonsoScuderia Ferrari1:34.78812
4Nico RosbergMercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team1:34.8619
5Felipe MassaScuderia Ferrari1:34.93312
6Romain GrosjeanLotus F1 Team1:35.3649
7Daniel RicciardoScuderia Toro Rosso1:35.99815
8Jenson ButtonVodafone McLaren Mercedes2:05.67312
9Sebastian VettelInfiniti Red Bull RacingNo time13
10Nico HülkenbergSauber F1 TeamNo time11
11Paul di RestaSahara Force India F1 Team1:36.2879
12Sergio PérezVodafone McLaren Mercedes1:36.31410
13Adrian SutilSahara Force India F1 Team1:36.40511
14Pastor MaldonadoWilliams F1 Team1:37.13910
15Jean-Éric VergneScuderia Toro Rosso1:37.19912
16Valtteri BottasWilliams F1 Team1:37.7693
17Esteban GutiérrezSauber F1 Team1:37.9905
18Jules BianchiMarussia F1 Team1:38.7806
19Max ChiltonMarussia F1 Team1:39.5373
20Charles PicCaterham F1 Team1:39.6146
21Giedo van der GardeCaterham F1 Team1:39.6606
22Mark WebberInfiniti Red Bull Racing1:36.6796
  • 8 places. Mark Webber - The car was not driven back to the pits under its own power and was unable to provide the fuel sample as required.

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