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Mercedes AMG 1A | F1 W06 Mercedes AMG 1A | F1 W06 Lewis Hamilton Top Speed: 360 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 830 PS Zylinder: 6 McLaren 1B | Renault MCL34 Carlos Sainz Top Speed: 360 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 920 PS Zylinder: 6 Mercedes AMG 1C | F1 W06 Nico Rosberg Top Speed: 358 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 830 PS Zylinder: 6 McLaren 1D | Mercedes MP 4/27 Lewis Hamilton Top Speed: 330 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,2 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 750 PS Zylinder: 8 Ferrari 2A | SF90 Sebastian Vettel Top Speed: 367 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 938 PS Zylinder: 6 Ferrari 2B | F14T Fernando Alonso Top Speed: 342 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 800 PS Zylinder: 6 Ferrari 2C | SF15-T Kimi Räikkönen Top Speed: 358 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 820 PS Zylinder: 6 Ferrari 2D | SF15-T Sebastian Vettel Top Speed: 356 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 820 PS Zylinder: 6 Williams 3A | Cosworth FW33 Rubens Barrichello Top Speed: 314 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 740 PS Zylinder: 8 Williams 3B | Mercedes FW37 Valtteri Bottas Top Speed: 360 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 830 PS Zylinder: 6 Williams 3C | Toyota FW31 Nico Rosberg Top Speed: 314 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,6 sek. Umdrehungen: 17 950 U/min. Leistung: 740 PS Zylinder: 8 Williams 3D | Mercedes FW36 Felipe Massa Top Speed: 342 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 810 PS Zylinder: 6 Force India 4A | Mercedes VJM08 Nico Hülkenberg Top Speed: 350 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 820 PS Zylinder: 6 Toro Rosso 4B | Renault STR10 Max Verstappen Top Speed: 345 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 790 PS Zylinder: 6 Renault 4C | R30 Robert Kubica Top Speed: 316 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 17 980 U/min. Leistung: 740 PS Zylinder: 8 Renault 4D | R31 Nick Heidfeld Top Speed: 322 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 750 PS Zylinder: 8 Force India 5A | Mercedes VJM08 Sergio Pérez Top Speed: 354 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 820 PS Zylinder: 6 Virgin 5B | Cosworth VR/01 Timo Glock Top Speed: 314 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 735 PS Zylinder: 8 Virgin 5C | Cosworth VR/02 Timo Clock Top Speed: 321 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 17 980 U/min. Leistung: 730 PS Zylinder: 8 Force India 5D | Mercedes VJM04 Adrian Sutil Top Speed: 324 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 17 980 U/min. Leistung: 740 PS Zylinder: 8 BMW 6A | Sauber F1.09 Robert Kubica Top Speed: 312 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,7 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 730 PS Zylinder: 8 Sauber 6B | Ferrari C29 Kamui Kobayashi Top Speed: 315 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,4 sek. Umdrehungen: 17 980 U/min. Leistung: 745 PS Zylinder: 8 Sauber 6C | Ferrari C30 Kamui Kobayashi Top Speed: 321 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 730 PS Zylinder: 8 ToroRosso 6D | Ferrari STR6 Sebastien Buemi Top Speed: 319 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 730 PS Zylinder: 8 Red Bull 7A | Renault RB10 Sebastian Vettel Top Speed: 335 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 790 PS Zylinder: 6 Red Bull 7B | Honda RB 15 Max Verstappen Top Speed: 355 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 900 PS Zylinder: 6 Red Bull 7C | Renault RB11 Daniil Kvyat Top Speed: 350 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 800 PS Zylinder: 6 Red Bull 7D | Renault RB11 Daniel Ricciardo Top Speed: 350 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,5 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 800 PS Zylinder: 6 MercedesGP 8A | F1 W03 Nico Rosberg Top Speed: 328 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 745 PS Zylinder: 8 Mercedes AMG 8B | F1 W10 Lewis Hamilton Top Speed: 370 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,2 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 950 PS Zylinder: 6 MercedesGP 8C | MGP W02 Michael Schumacher Top Speed: 323 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 18 000 U/min. Leistung: 740 PS Zylinder: 8 MercedesGP 8D | F1 W05 Lewis Hamilton Top Speed: 345 km/h von 0 auf 100 km/h: 2,3 sek. Umdrehungen: 15 000 U/min. Leistung: 810 PS Zylinder: 6.
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