2011 Indian Grand Prix qualifying in pictures

14 comments on “2011 Indian Grand Prix qualifying in pictures”

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   Manter MBS (@sridharbhanu)
   29th October 2011, 15:22

   Nice pictures.
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      Fixy (@)
      31st October 2011, 13:40

      I didn’t think the sun would’ve been so low at the time of the sessions.
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   sumedh
   29th October 2011, 15:39

   Empty grand stands… The cancellation of the Metallica concert (which was part of the F1rocks event) might have been a factor for the reduced crowd.

   hope it improves for tomorrow.
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      MVEilenstein (@mveilenstein)
      29th October 2011, 17:53

      Apparently there was an issue with the barricades around the stage. It’s sad, but true.

      Anyway, they’ll be playing Delhi in a couple of days.
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         AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
         29th October 2011, 21:42

         @MVEilenstein Well, I guess nothing else matters really…
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            MVEilenstein (@mveilenstein)
            30th October 2011, 4:38

            Thanks for getting that.

            BTW, I meant Bangalore, not Delhi. They’re playing the Bangalore Palace Ground tomorrow.
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   George (@george)
   29th October 2011, 17:24

   love this one http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/will_mald_budd_2011-2.jpg
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   MVEilenstein (@mveilenstein)
   29th October 2011, 17:53

   Again, I see lots of smog, and lots of dust. Reminds me of Interlagos.
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   MattHT (@mattht)
   29th October 2011, 18:01

   The middle Lewis Hamilton one is my favourite today :)
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   AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
   29th October 2011, 21:43

   How young does di Resta look there?!
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      Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
      30th October 2011, 2:19

      At a guess, I’d say he’s about 25.
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   Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
   30th October 2011, 1:03

   Is it just me, or does the pit lane look weird? It’s not straight, and there’s a big open space halfway down. I wonder how the teams feel about that, since pit allocations are based on WCC standings, so being at a certain end of the grid offers an advantage – but because of the kink in pit lane, a mid-tier team is going to get that same advantage themselves.
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   Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
   30th October 2011, 3:57

   Keith, I’m surprised you didn’t find this one:

   http://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/384315_10150371363522210_42653387209_8211633_1469143185_n.jpg
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   Sandeep
   30th October 2011, 6:13

   It seems, it will be a another victory for Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Leads in Indian Grand Prix.

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