2008 Indonesian GP2 Asia Series round

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Round details
Round 2 of 5 rounds in the
2008 GP2 Series
Sental International Circuit.svg
Location Sentul International Circuit in Sentul, Indonesia
Course Permanent racing facility
3.965 km (2.464 mi)
Feature race
Date 16 February 2008
Laps 46 (182.390 km)
Pole position
Driver Flag of Russia.svg Vitaly Petrov Barwa Int Campos Team
Time 1:19.337
Podium
First Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Sébastien Buemi Trust Team Arden
Second Flag of Spain.svg Adrián Vallés Fisichella Motor Sport
Third Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ben Hanley Barwa Int Campos Team
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Senna iSport International
Time 1:15.686 (on lap 43)
Sprint race
Date 17 February 2008
Laps 25 (99.125 km)
Podium
First Flag of Malaysia.svg Fairuz Fauzy Super Nova Racing
Second Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Senna iSport International
Third Flag of Russia.svg Vitaly Petrov Barwa Int Campos Team
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of Malaysia.svg Fairuz Fauzy Super Nova Racing
Time 1:23.203 (on lap 16)

The 2008 Indonesian GP2 Asia Series round was a GP2 Asia Series motor race held on 16 and 17 February 2008 at Sentul International Circuit in Sentul, Indonesia. It was the second round of the 2008 GP2 Asia Series.

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Classification

Qualifying

Pos.No.DriverTeamTimeGapGrid
15 Flag of Russia.svg Vitaly Petrov Barwa International Campos Team 1:19.3371
227 Flag of Italy.svg Luca Filippi Qi-Meritus Mahara 1:22.390+3.0532
316 Flag of Spain.svg Adrián Vallés Fisichella Motor Sport International 1:22.658+3.3213
44 Flag of France.svg Romain Grosjean ART Grand Prix 1:22.751+3.4144
58 Flag of Malaysia.svg Fairuz Fauzy Super Nova Racing 1:22.782+3.44510 1
67 Flag of Denmark.svg Christian Bakkerud Super Nova Racing 1:23.141+3.8045
71 Flag of India.svg Karun Chandhok iSport International 1:23.161+3.8246
818 Flag of Latvia.svg Harald Schlegelmilch Trident Racing 1:23.241+3.9047
911 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Sébastien Buemi Trust Team Arden 1:23.266+3.9298
102 Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Senna iSport International 1:23.367+4.0309
1119 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ho-Pin Tung Trident Racing 1:23.539+4.20211
1221 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Bonanomi Piquet Sports 1:23.758+4.42112
1326 Flag of Japan.svg Hiroki Yoshimoto Qi-Meritus Mahara 1:23.922+4.58513
1414 Flag of Italy.svg Davide Valsecchi Durango 1:23.943+4.60614
1524 Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Pavlović BCN Competicion 1:23.959+4.62215
1615 Flag of Brazil.svg Alberto Valerio Durango 1:24.046+4.70916
179 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jérôme d'Ambrosio DAMS 1:24.163+4.82617
186 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ben Hanley Barwa International Campos Team 1:24.274+4.93718
1912 Flag of Pakistan.svg Adam Khan Trust Team Arden 1:24.382+5.04519
2025 Flag of Turkey.svg Jason Tahincioglu BCN Competicion 1:24.713+5.37620
2123 Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Nunes DPR 1:24.737+5.40021
2222 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim DPR 1:25.084+5.74722
233 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Stephen Jelley ART Grand Prix 1:25.104+5.76725 2
2410 Flag of Japan.svg Kamui Kobayashi DAMS 1:25.416+6.07923
2517 Flag of Romania.svg Michael Herck Fisichella Motor Sport International 1:25.907+6.57024
2620 Flag of Italy.svg Marcello Puglisi Piquet Sports No time 2 26
Source: [1] [2]
Notes

Feature race

Pos.No.DriverTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
111 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Sébastien Buemi Trust Team Arden 461:10:28.016810
216 Flag of Spain.svg Adrián Vallés Fisichella Motor Sport International 46+9.20638
36 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ben Hanley Barwa International Campos Team 46+11.139186
44 Flag of France.svg Romain Grosjean ART Grand Prix 46+16.30145
55 Flag of Russia.svg Vitaly Petrov Barwa International Campos Team 46+27.84014+2
624 Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Pavlović BCN Competicion 46+41.163153
72 Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Senna iSport International 46+43.25792+1
88 Flag of Malaysia.svg Fairuz Fauzy Super Nova Racing 46+48.685101
917 Flag of Romania.svg Michael Herck Fisichella Motor Sport International 46+1:11.53924
Ret15 Flag of Brazil.svg Alberto Valerio Durango 36Retired16
Ret26 Flag of Japan.svg Hiroki Yoshimoto Qi-Meritus Mahara 33Retired13
Ret14 Flag of Italy.svg Davide Valsecchi Durango 30Retired14
Ret19 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ho-Pin Tung Trident Racing 29Retired11
Ret9 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jérôme d'Ambrosio DAMS 26Retired17
Ret21 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Bonanomi Piquet Sports 25Retired12
Ret22 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim DPR 20Retired22
Ret23 Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Nunes DPR 18Retired21
Ret1 Flag of India.svg Karun Chandhok iSport International 15Retired6
Ret12 Flag of Pakistan.svg Adam Khan Trust Team Arden 1Retired19
Ret25 Flag of Turkey.svg Jason Tahincioglu BCN Competicion 1Retired20
Ret7 Flag of Denmark.svg Christian Bakkerud Super Nova Racing 0Retired5
Ret18 Flag of Latvia.svg Harald Schlegelmilch Trident Racing 0Retired7
DNS10 Flag of Japan.svg Kamui Kobayashi DAMS 0Did not start23
DNS20 Flag of Italy.svg Marcello Puglisi Piquet Sports 0Did not start26
DSQ27 Flag of Italy.svg Luca Filippi Qi-Meritus Mahara 46Disqualified 3 2
DSQ3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Stephen Jelley ART Grand Prix 46Disqualified 4 25
Source: [3] [4]
Notes

Sprint race

Pos.No.DriverTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
18 Flag of Malaysia.svg Fairuz Fauzy Super Nova Racing 2545:06.34416+1
22 Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Senna iSport International 25+1.48025
35 Flag of Russia.svg Vitaly Petrov Barwa International Campos Team 25+1.70044
44 Flag of France.svg Romain Grosjean ART Grand Prix 25+2.24353
516 Flag of Spain.svg Adrián Vallés Fisichella Motor Sport International 25+5.07972
619 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ho-Pin Tung Trident Racing 25+7.208131
711 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Sébastien Buemi Trust Team Arden 25+7.5388
821 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Bonanomi Piquet Sports 25+10.19915
922 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim DPR 25+14.65616
1023 Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Nunes DPR 25+16.54917
1112 Flag of Pakistan.svg Adam Khan Trust Team Arden 25+18.19719
1217 Flag of Romania.svg Michael Herck Fisichella Motor Sport International 25+19.3899
131 Flag of India.svg Karun Chandhok iSport International 25+19.63218
147 Flag of Denmark.svg Christian Bakkerud Super Nova Racing 25+30.79821
1510 Flag of Japan.svg Kamui Kobayashi DAMS 25+30.81323
166 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ben Hanley Barwa International Campos Team 25+31.3786
1725 Flag of Turkey.svg Jason Tahincioglu BCN Competicion 25+33.43120
1820 Flag of Italy.svg Marcello Puglisi Piquet Sports 23+2 laps24
1914 Flag of Italy.svg Davide Valsecchi Durango 23+2 laps12
2026 Flag of Japan.svg Hiroki Yoshimoto Qi-Meritus Mahara 22+3 laps11
2127 Flag of Italy.svg Luca Filippi Qi-Meritus Mahara 22+3 laps25
Ret24 Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Pavlović BCN Competicion 15Retired3
Ret3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Stephen Jelley ART Grand Prix 15Retired26
Ret9 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jérôme d'Ambrosio DAMS 8Retired14
Ret18 Flag of Latvia.svg Harald Schlegelmilch Trident Racing 3Retired22
Ret15 Flag of Brazil.svg Alberto Valerio Durango 2Retired10
Source: [5] [6]

Standings after the event

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