But can someone explain to me what just happened there? How did all leaders push their cars in the wrong direction to actually make them way slower than the rest of the field? Just comparing the times to their standings tells a really strange story.
Pos Pts Q1 Q2 Q3 1. Fisichella Force India-Mercedes 0 1:45.102 1:44.667 1:46.308 2. Trulli Toyota 22.5 1:45.140 1:44.503 1:46.395 3. Heidfeld BMW-Sauber 6 1:45.566 1:44.709 1:46.500 4. Barrichello Brawn-Mercedes 54 1:45.237 1:44.834 1:46.513 5. Kubica BMW-Sauber 3 1:45.655 1:44.557 1:46.586 6. Raikkonen Ferrari 24 1:45.579 1:44.953 1:46.633 7. Glock Toyota 16 1:45.450 1:44.877 1:46.677 8. Vettel Red Bull-Renault 47 1:45.372 1:44.592 1:46.761 9. Webber Red Bull-Renault 51.5 1:45.350 1:44.924 1:46.788 10. Rosberg Williams-Toyota 29.5 1:45.486 1:45.047 1:47.362 11. Sutil Force India-Mercedes 0 1:45.486 1:45.119 12. Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 27 1:45.239 1:45.122 13. Alonso Renault 16 1:45.767 1:45.136 14. Button Brawn-Mercedes 72 1:45.707 1:45.251 15. Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 14 1:45.761 1:45.259 16. Buemi Toro Rosso-Ferrari 3 1:45.705 17. Alguersuari Toro Rosso-Ferrari 0 1:45.951 18. Nakajima Williams-Toyota 0 1:46.032 19. Grosjean Renault 0 1:46.307 20. Badoer Ferrari 0 1:46.359I must admit Barichello and Raikonen mess up the picture a little.