2012 Japanese Grand Prix: every teammate head-to-head
Same car, same day. 12 pairings, 7 settled on track — 5 left undecided by a retirement. Full results →
- Red Bull
- Grid
- 21 (ahead)
- Finish
- P9P1 (ahead)
- Ferrari
- Grid
- 106 (ahead)
- Finish
- P2—
- Sauber
- Grid
- 3 (ahead)5
- Finish
- P3—
- McLaren
- Grid
- 8 (ahead)9
- Finish
- P4 (ahead)P5
- Lotus F1
- Grid
- 74 (ahead)
- Finish
- P6 (ahead)P19
- Force India
- Grid
- 1511 (ahead)
- Finish
- P7 (ahead)P12
- Williams
- Grid
- 1612 (ahead)
- Finish
- P14P8 (ahead)
- Toro Rosso
- Grid
- 14 (ahead)19
- Finish
- P10 (ahead)P13
- Mercedes
- Grid
- 2313 (ahead)
- Finish
- P11—
- Caterham
- Grid
- 17 (ahead)22
- Finish
- P15 (ahead)P17
- Marussia
- Grid
- 2118 (ahead)
- Finish
- —P16
- HRT
- Grid
- 2420 (ahead)
- Finish
- —P18
A dash means there was nothing to compare — one of them retired, or started from the pit lane with no grid slot recorded. Those score for neither driver: awarding a retirement to the survivor is how a run of mechanical failures turns into a beating.