2008 Brazilian GP-Race Results

Grid	Pts
1	2	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	71	Winner	1	10
2	5	Fernando Alonso	Renault	71	+13.2 secs	6	8
3	1	Kimi Räikkönen	Ferrari	71	+16.2 secs	3	6
4	15	Sebastian Vettel	STR-Ferrari	71	+38.0 secs	7	5
5	22	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren-Mercedes	71	+38.9 secs	4	4
6	12	Timo Glock	Toyota	71	+44.3 secs	10	3
7	23	Heikki Kovalainen	McLaren-Mercedes	71	+55.0 secs	5	2
8	11	Jarno Trulli	Toyota	71	+68.4 secs	2	1
9	10	Mark Webber	Red Bull-Renault	71	+79.6 secs	12
10	3	Nick Heidfeld	BMW Sauber	70	+1 Lap	8
11	4	Robert Kubica	BMW Sauber	70	+1 Lap	13
12	7	Nico Rosberg	Williams-Toyota	70	+1 Lap	18
13	16	Jenson Button	Honda	70	+1 Lap	17
14	14	Sebastien Bourdais	STR-Ferrari	70	+1 Lap	9
15	17	Rubens Barrichello	Honda	70	+1 Lap	15
16	20	Adrian Sutil	Force India-Ferrari	69	+2 Laps	20
17	8	Kazuki Nakajima	Williams-Toyota	69	+2 Laps	16
18	21	Giancarlo Fisichella	Force India-Ferrari	69	+2 Laps	19
Ret	6	Nelsinho Piquet	Renault	0	+71 Laps	11
Ret	9	David Coulthard	Red Bull-Renault	0	+ 71 Laps	14

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Who Will be where in 2009:i check the possiblity

As the season is past 50% of the races on the F-1 calendar,the chaos has started in the paddock,with team officials of some teams trying to rope in some experienced drivers and drivers from GP2 and other feeder series leaving no stone unturned on promoting themselves for a seat in any possible team in F-1,lets see who could be where in the 2009 season

Scuderia Ferrari

Kimi Raikkonen (contract until 2009)
Felipe Massa (contract until 2010)

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton (contract untill 2012)
Heikki Kovalainen (contract renewed till 2009)

BMW Sauber F1

Nick Heidfeld (possibility)
Robert Kubica (possibility)
Christian Klien (possibility)

Panasonic Toyota Racing

Jarno Trulli (contract until 2009)
Timo Glock (multiple-year contract)

ING Renault F1

Fernando Alonso (possibility)
Nelson Piquet Jr. (possibility)
Lucas di Grassi (possibility)
Romain Grosjean (possibility)

Red Bull Racing

Mark Webber (new contract)
Sebastian Vettel (new contract)

AT&T Williams F1

Nico Rosberg (contract until the end of 2009)
Kazuki Nakajima (possibility)
Nico Hülkenberg (possibility)

Honda Racing Team

Jenson Button (possibility)
Rubens Barrichello (possibility)
Fernando Alonso (possibility)

Scuderia Toro Rosso

Sebastien Bourdais (possibility)
Bruno Senna (possibility)
Sebastien Buemi (possibility)
Karun Chandhok (possibility)

Force India

Adrian Sutil (possibility)
Giancarlo Fisichella (possibility)
Vitantonio Liuzzi (possibility)
Karun Chandhok (possibility)

Piquet-Still Junior????

The Brazilian newcomer secured his maiden podium at Hockenheim nearly two weeks ago, but Alan Jones, the 1980 world champion, and British driver Derek Warwick, are still not convinced of Piquet's talents at the wheel of the 2008 Renault. "Compared to the achievements of other drivers such as Raikkonen, Massa, Kubica, Alonso or Hamilton, Piquet has delivered too little," Warwick, who contested more than 160 Grand Prix in the 80s and 90s, is quoted as saying by Die Welt. In the 80s, 23-year-old Piquet's father and namesake won three drivers' world championships. Australian Alan Jones, the title winner in 1980 - 13 points ahead of Piquet Snr - is also unimpressed with Piquet Jr's performances so far alongside Fernando Alonso. "In Piquet's (Snr) first season in 1979, he had his own team-mate Niki Lauda, also a twice world champion then, until control," Jones remarked.
Jones said of Piquet Jr: "He's a good driver, but the strength, the determination, the aggression, not to mention the outstanding talent of his father, seem to me to be missing." Piquet, always with his father's status, support and money behind him in his formative racing days, has endured his fair share of criticism as he struggled in the R28 in 2008. But Pat Symonds, Renault's engineering chief, thinks the Hockenheim podium might have been a turning point. "Very often when a driver has had a difficult start to their career, they get a good result and after that nothing seems to stop them," he said. Symonds continued: "It's fair to say that he has found the pressure quite difficult this year, but the result in Hockenheim is the perfect response from him."