Formula One 2008

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The 2008 Formula One season race by race: every driver's result in all 18 Grands Prix, as Lewis Hamilton beats Felipe Massa to the title by one point at the last corner of the last race, with Kimi Räikkönen third.

Measured in races from start (Race 1)

Offsets are measured from start

Formula One 2008 11

Race 1 · AUS Hamilton wins the opener Australian Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton wins from pole in Melbourne, where only seven cars finish.
Race 3 · BHR Kubica's first pole Bahrain Grand Prix Robert Kubica takes BMW Sauber's first pole position in Bahrain. Massa wins.
Race 4 · ESP Super Aguri pull out Spanish Grand Prix After the Spanish Grand Prix the Super Aguri team runs out of money and withdraws from the championship.
Race 6 · MON Hamilton wins a wet Monaco Monaco Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton recovers from an early puncture to win in the rain.
Race 7 · CAN Kubica's only win Canadian Grand Prix Hamilton hits Räikkönen in the pit lane in Montreal, and Robert Kubica leads a BMW Sauber one-two.
Race 9 · GBR Hamilton dominates wet Silverstone British Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton wins his home race by more than a minute in the rain.
Race 11 · HUN Kovalainen's first win Hungarian Grand Prix Massa's engine fails three laps from the end in Hungary, handing Heikki Kovalainen his only Grand Prix win.
Race 14 · ITA Vettel wins at Monza for Toro Rosso Italian Grand Prix From pole in the rain, Sebastian Vettel becomes the youngest Grand Prix winner and gives Toro Rosso their first win.
Race 15 · SIN Alonso wins the first night race Singapore Grand Prix Fernando Alonso wins in Singapore after a well-timed safety car. A year later Piquet admits crashing on purpose to cause it.
Race 18 · BRA Hamilton is World Champion Brazilian Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton passes Timo Glock at the last corner to finish fifth and take the title by one point, the youngest champion yet.
Race 18 · BRA Massa wins at home Brazilian Grand Prix Felipe Massa wins the Brazilian Grand Prix and is champion for about 30 seconds.