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And the McLarens obliged and went into the lead, but an unnecessary tangle by the Red Bulls while trying to outdo each other on lap 41 left Vettel with a right rear tire puncture. With the Red Bulls likely to take the top two slots, the race seemed like going the usual way. Even Michael Schumacher squeezed ahead of Jenson Button. At the start of the race the Red Bulls raced off leaving McLaren's Hamilton lagging behind.

And their team surely needs to catch up in terms of speed, the Ferraris looked way under the average pace at Turkey, surprisingly. Schumacher seems to be getting better with every race and is slowly inching his way up the grid with every passing race. And Michael Schumacher's 4th place finish was also the best for him this year, this was Hamilton's maiden win of the 2010 Formula One season. Pushing Red bull down to second, mcLaren's 1-2 propelled them to the top of the table in the team standings, nevertheless. Technical boss of Red Bull just could not believe what was going on and was seen shocked with his hands on his head, adrian Newey. And Vettel and Webber just continued blaming each other for the incident, one can say that the race was handed to McLaren by the Red Bulls.

Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes) 25 pts Race Classification1.

Jenson Button (McLaren Mercedes) 18 pts 2.

Mark Webber (Red Bull-Renault) 15 pts 3.

Michael Schumacher (Mercedes Benz GP Ltd) 12 pts 4.

Nico Rosberg (Mercedes Benz GP Ltd) 10 pts 5.

Robert Kubica (Renault) 8 pts 6.

Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 6 points 7.

Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) 4 points 8.

Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes) 2 pts 9.

Kamui Kobayashi (BMW Sauber-Ferrari) 1 pt 10.

Driver Standings

Position

Driver

Team

Points

1

Mark Webber

Red Bull-Renault

93

2

Jenson Button

McLaren-Mercedes

88

3

Lewis Hamilton

McLaren-Mercedes

84

4

Fernando Alonso

Ferrari

79

5

Sebastian Vettel

Red Bull-Renault

78

6

Robert Kubica

Renault

67

7

Felipe Massa

Ferrari

67

8

Nico Rosberg

Mercedes Benz GP Ltd

66

9

Michael Schumacher

Mercedes Benz GP Ltd

34

10

Adrian Sutil

Force India-Mercedes

22

11

Vitantonio Luizzi

Force India-Mercedes

10

12

Rubens Barrichello

Williams-Cosworth

7

13

Vitaly Petrov

Renault

6

14

Jaime Alguersuari

STR-Ferrari

3

15

Sabastien Buemi

STR-Ferrari

1

16

Kamui Kobayashi

BMW Sauber-Ferrari

1

17

Nico Hulkenberg

Williams-Cosworth

1

Constructor Standings

Position

Team

Points

1

McLaren-Mercedes

172

2

Red Bull-Renault

171

3

Ferrari

146

4

Mercedes Benz GP Ltd

100

5

Renault

73

6

Force India-Mercedes

32

7

Williams-Cosworth

8

8

STR-Ferrari

4

9

BMW Sauber-Ferrari

1

10

Lotus-Cosworth

0

11

HRT-Cosworth

0

12

Virgin-Cosworth

0

And there will surely be some heated talks in their boardroom, red Bull will be only ruing their missed chance. And put them right ahead in the constructor's championship for the ongoing Formula One season, a 1-2 for McLaren has done them a world of good.

See you in a couple of weeks time for the Canadian Grand Prix.

Who will win the Constructor's Championship?

McLaren-Mercedes

Red Bull-Renault

Ferrari

Mercedes Benz GP Ltd

Renault

Force India-Mercedes

Williams-Cosworth

BMW Sauber-Ferrari

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