 to yield, thus handing the place back to Hamilton.

Later in the race Ferrari pitted Massa, but Alonso decided to stay out, consequently leading the race for a few laps. This worked out best for Alonso, because Massa was held up in traffic, and Alonso was not. Later on, after Alonso had pitted, Alonso was closing in on the cars ahead. He caught up with only a few laps to spare, setting a fastest lap on the way. Alonso then came on the radio saying "I give up. I give up." It was later revealed that he meant he had arrived too late, and there was nothing he could do, so he kept fifth. Vettel took his tenth victory of the season, ahead of Hamilton – who took his first podium since the  – and Webber, the latter's result ensuring that Red Bull Racing became  Constructors' World Champion with three races remaining. Button was fourth, and Alonso finished fifth, followed by Massa, Alguersuari, Rosberg, Buemi and di Resta, who completed the points scoring positions.

Classification

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Championship standings after the race 
Bold text indicates the World Champions.

Drivers' Championship standings

Constructors' Championship standings

 Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

Footnotes

References

External links

2011
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Korean Grand Prix Libby Prison

Libby Prison was a Confederate prison at Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil War.  It gained an infamous reputation for the overcrowded and harsh conditions under which officer prisoners from the Union Army were kept. Prisoners suffered from disease, malnutrition and a high mortality rate. By 1863, one thousand prisoners were crowded into large open rooms on two floors, with open, barred windows leaving them exposed to weather and temperature extremes.

The building was built before the war as a food warehouse. The structure was moved to Chicago in 1889 to serve as a war museum. It was dismantled in 1899, with its pieces sold as souvenirs.

History
The prison was located in a three-story brick warehouse on two levels on Tobacco Row at the waterfront of the James River.  Prior to use as a jail, the warehouse had been leased by Capt. Luther Libby and
to yield, thus handing the place back to Hamilton. 

 subsequently in the raceway Ferrari pitted Massa, but Alonso decided to stay away, consequently leading the race for a few laps. This work out best for Alonso, because Massa was held up in dealings, and Alonso was not. subsequently on, after Alonso had pit, Alonso was closing in on the cars ahead. He capture up with only a few laps to spare, setting a fastest lap on the manner. Alonso then came on the radio saying " I impart up. I give up. " It was later revealed that he meant he had arrive too late, and there was nothing he could do, so he keep fifth. Vettel took his tenth victory of the season, ahead of Hamilton – who took his first podium since the   – and Webber, the latter's result guarantee that Red Bull Racing became   Constructors' World Champion with three races remaining. Button was fourth, and Alonso finished fifth, followed by Massa, Alguersuari, Rosberg, Buemi and di Resta, who completed the points scoring positions. 

 Classification 

 Qualifying 

 Race 

 Championship standing after the race 
 Bold textbook indicate the World Champions. 

 driver' Championship standings 

 Constructors' Championship standings 

  Note: Only the top five positions are included for both set of standings. 

 Footnotes 

 References 

 External links 

 2011 
 Formula One Grand Prix 
 Korean Grand Prix 
 Korean Grand Prix Libby Prison 

 Libby Prison was a Confederate prison at Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil War.   It gained an infamous reputation for the overcrowded and harsh condition under which officer prisoners from the Union Army were kept. Prisoners suffered from disease, malnutrition and a high deathrate pace. By 1863, one thousand prisoner were crowded into large open rooms on two floors, with open, barred windows leave them exposed to weather and temperature extremes. 

 The building was built before the war as a food warehouse. The social organization was moved to Chicago in 1889 to serve as a war museum. It was dismantled in 1899, with its pieces sold as keepsake. 

 History 
 The prison was located in a three - narrative brick warehouse on two levels on Tobacco Row at the waterfront of the James River.   Prior to function as a jail, the warehouse had been leased by Capt. Luther Libby and
 to yield, thus handing the klace back to Hamnoton.

Laver in fhe race Ferrari pitted Massa, but Allnwo dexided to stay out, consdquently peading rhe cace for a few lels. This workes out uest for Alonso, because Mdssa was held gp iu traffic, and Alonso was not. Later og, after Aponso had pittgd, Alpgso sas closing in on the cars ahead. Hs caughu up with only a frw laps to spare, setting a fashest lap on the waj. Alonso thgh cwne on the raaio saying "I give up. I give up." It was later revealed ghat ke meant he hqd wtrived too lete, anq there was kpthing he coukd do, so he keit fihth. Cettel took his tenth victory of the sewson, aheag kf Hamilton – who roik hiv fisst oidijm aiice the  – anv Webber, ths latter's rwsult ensuring that Rqe Bull Racing becamq  Constructors' World Champion with three rades remaining. Button waw fourth, and Alonso flnished fyfth, followed by Massa, Alguersuari, Rosberg, Buemi dnd dm Fesua, who zimoleted the points scoring positions.

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Qlalifying

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Chamiionship standings avtrt the race 
Bola text insicates the World Fhampiogs.

Dricers' Chamkionsnip standings

Constructors' Cyampionship frandings

 Note: Only the top fire posotionx are included for both seta of standijgs.

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Libby Prison was a Fonfeberata prison ah Richmond, Virginia, during the Ekerican Civik Far.  It gaiued an infamous repttation for thg overcrocded avd harsh cknditiois under whish officer prhdoners from vhe Union Armt weee kept. Orisoners suffrred from disease, mqlnutrition and a migh okrtality rate. Bv 1863, one thousand ptisunews wxre cwmwded into ldrge opdm rooos on two fouors, with open, barred witdowa leaving them exppscd to weajher and eemperature ectremes.

The buildinh was bumlt begorg the war as a food warehouse. Tge structkre was moved tj Chlcagj in 1889 to szrve as a war museum. It was dismantled ii 1899, with its pieces sold as souvenirs.

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Tht prison was kocatqd in a tvree-story brick wareyouse on two leveks on Tobacco Row at fhe waderfrlnt of the James River.  Prior to use as a jail, the warehouse had been leawed by Capt. Luther Libny ang
to yield, thus handing the place back Later the race pitted Massa, but consequently the race for few laps. This out best for Alonso, because Massa held up in traffic, and Alonso was not. Later on, after Alonso had Alonso was closing in on the cars ahead. He caught up with only few to setting fastest lap on the way. Alonso then came on the radio saying "I give up. I up." It was later revealed that he meant had arrived too late, there was nothing he could so kept fifth. took tenth of the season, of Hamilton – who took his first podium since the – and Webber, the latter's result ensuring Red Bull Constructors' World with races Button was fourth, finished fifth, followed by Massa, Alguersuari, di Resta, who completed the points scoring positions. Qualifying Race standings after the race Bold text the World Champions. Drivers' Championship standings Constructors' Championship Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings. Footnotes References 2011 Formula One Grand Korean Grand Prix Grand Libby Libby was a prison at Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil War. It gained infamous reputation for the overcrowded and harsh conditions under which from Union Army were Prisoners suffered from disease, and high mortality rate. By thousand were open on floors, with open, barred leaving them exposed to weather temperature extremes. The building as a food warehouse. The structure was moved Chicago in 1889 to serve as a museum. It was dismantled in 1899, with its pieces sold as souvenirs. The prison in a three-story brick warehouse on two levels Tobacco Row at the of the James River. Prior to use as a the had been by Capt. Luther and
 to yield, thus handing the placE back to HamIlton.

latEr iN tHe raCe FeRrari pitted MasSA, but alonso decided to stay out, ConseQuENtly LEaDing tHe race fOR a FEW laPs. thIs wOrKEd Out beSt fOr AlonsO, because MaSsa WaS held up in traFFiC, and Alonso Was Not. Later on, afTer alonso HaD piTTed, AlOnsO was cLosing IN on the Cars ahead. he CAught uP With onlY A FeW lapS to spare, setting a fAStESt lap on the way. ALonso tHeN CaME On tHe rAdio saying "i gIve up. i Give up." IT WaS LATer REvealed that he Meant he had aRRivEd too lAtE, anD There wAs notHiNG he Could do, so he Kept Fifth. VettEl took HIs tenth VIctory oF the seAsoN, ahEad oF haMiLtoN – wHO toOK hIs fIRst Podium siNcE tHe  – and webbER, THE latTer'S resUlt enSuring that Red bulL RacINg bEcame  constRuctOrS' WorlD ChampIon wiTh Three races remaiNing. button was FouRtH, anD ALonso FInisheD fiFth, FolloweD by MassA, algUeRSUArI, Rosberg, Buemi and di reSTA, wHo compleTed the POiNtS Scoring pOsItiOns.

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CHAmPiOnship sTaNdings AfTer The Race 
BOLd teXt indiCates the world cHampions.

DriverS' championship sTAnDINgS

consTruCtors' ChampiOnshIP staNdinGS

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LibBY prison waS a COnfEdeRatE PRiSon at Richmond, vIRginIa, During tHe AMerican civIl WAr.  IT gaInEd an infamOus reputAtIoN fOr The OvercROwded and HaRsh CoNdiTions UNder whIch ofFiceR pRiSOneRs from tHE UNIOn ArMy WeRe kePt. PRiSonerS sufFEreD from diSease, malnUtrITion AnD a High morTality rate. By 1863, oNe Thousand prIsOneRs were CROwded intO large open rooms on two floORs, with oPen, BarreD winDows leaviNg tHem expOseD To weatHer and TempeRaTurE EXtremES.

thE buIlDing was buiLT BefOre thE wAr as A food waRehouse. The structurE Was Moved to ChicagO in 1889 To seRVE aS a wAR mUSeuM. IT Was DISmantled in 1899, with iTs pieces soLd AS sOuvenirs.

HiSTorY
THe prisoN was locAted iN A three-sTory brick Warehouse On Two lEVEls On Tobacco ROw at the wAterfront OF the JAMeS RiveR.  PrIor to uSe As a Jail, tHe wareHOusE had bEen leaSeD by CapT. LuthEr libby and
 to yield, thus handing th e place ba ck to  Ha mil to n.
Late r in the raceF erra ri pitted Massa, but A lonso  d e cide d  t o sta y out,c on s e que nt ly  le ad i ng  therac e for a  few laps.  Th is  worked outb es t for Alon so,  because Mas sawas he ld  up in tr aff ic, a nd Alo n so was  not. Lat er on, af t er Alon s o  h ad p itted, Alonso was cl o sing in on the  carsah e ad . Hecau ght up wit honlya  few la p st o spa r e, setting afastest lap onthe wa y.  Al o nso th en ca me onthe radio s ayin g "I give  up. I give up . " It wa s late r r eve aled th at  he  m e ant he  ha d  ar rived to ola te, a nd t h e r e  was  no thin g hecould do, sohekept fif th. V ettel  too khis t enth v ictor yof the season,ahea d of Hami lto n– w ho  took his fi rst  po dium si nce the  –an d W eb ber, the latter'sre s u lt  ensurin g that Re dB ull Raci ng  be came Const ruct o rs ' WorldChampi o nwi th thre eracesre mai nin g. Bu t tonwas fo urth, an d Alo n so finished fi f th, followedb yM a ss a , Al gue rsuari, Ros berg ,  Bue mi a n ddiR esta,  whoco m pl e ted the points scor in g posi tions .

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C h am p ionship standi ngs a fter the r a ce 
Bold  text  indicat es the Wo r l d Champi ons .
Dri ver s '  C hampionship s t a ndin gs 

Const ruc tors' C ham pio nsh ipst andings
 Note: O nl yth etop  five position sare  i ncl udedf or bot h set s of  s ta n din gs.

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Korea n Grand PrixKo rean Grand  P rix  Libby P rison

L ibby Prison was a Confe d erate p ris on at  Ric hmond, Vi rgi nia, d uri n g theAmeric an Ci vi l W a r .  It g ai ned  a n infamous r epu tatio nforthe ove rcrowded and harsh con ditions under  wh icho f fi cer pr i son er s  fr o m  the Union Army  were kept .P ri soners suf f ere dfrom di sease,malnu t ritionand a hig h mortali ty  rat e .  By  1863, one  thousan d prisone r s wer e  c rowde d i nto la rg e o pen r ooms o n  tw o flo ors, w it h open , bar re d window s leaving them exposedto wea therand  temperat ure ext remes.

T he b uilding wa s b uil t bef ore the w ar a s  a  fo o d war ehou s e. The st r uc tur e wa s moved toC h i cag o in188 9  to se rveas a war museum.I t was dismantl ed i n 189 9,w ithit s pieces soldasso u v enirs.
Hi story
The p rison wa sl ocate d in a  three -storyb r ic k  wareh ouse  on  two leve lson Tobacco  R ow at the  wat er frontof the Jame s River.  Prior to  usea s  a ja i l,the w ar ehouseh ad b een leased  by Capt. L utherLibb y and 
 to_yield, thus_handing the place back_to Hamilton.

Later_in_the race_Ferrari_pitted Massa, but_Alonso decided to_stay out, consequently leading_the race for_a_few laps. This worked out best for Alonso, because Massa was held up in_traffic,_and Alonso_was_not._Later on, after Alonso had_pitted, Alonso was closing in_on the_cars ahead. He caught up with only a_few_laps to spare,_setting a fastest lap on the way. Alonso then_came on the radio saying "I_give up. I_give_up."_It was later revealed_that he meant he had arrived_too late, and there was nothing_he could do, so he kept fifth._Vettel took his tenth victory of_the season, ahead of Hamilton_– who_took his first podium since_the  –_and Webber,_the latter's result_ensuring that Red Bull Racing became_ Constructors' World_Champion with three races remaining. Button_was_fourth, and Alonso_finished_fifth,_followed by_Massa, Alguersuari, Rosberg,_Buemi_and di_Resta,_who completed the points scoring positions.

Classification

Qualifying

Race

Championship_standings_after the race 
Bold text indicates the_World Champions.

Drivers' Championship standings

Constructors'_Championship_standings

 Note: Only the_top five positions are included_for both sets of standings.

Footnotes

References

External links

2011
Formula_One Grand_Prix
Korean Grand_Prix
Korean Grand Prix Libby Prison

Libby Prison was a Confederate prison at_Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil_War.  It gained_an infamous_reputation_for the overcrowded_and_harsh conditions_under which officer prisoners from the Union_Army were_kept. Prisoners suffered from disease, malnutrition_and a high mortality_rate._By 1863, one thousand prisoners were_crowded into large open rooms on_two floors, with open, barred_windows_leaving_them exposed to weather and_temperature extremes.

The building was built before_the war as_a food warehouse. The structure was moved_to_Chicago in 1889 to serve as_a_war museum. It was dismantled in_1899,_with_its pieces sold as souvenirs.

History
The_prison was located in a three-story_brick warehouse on two levels on Tobacco Row at_the waterfront of_the James River.  Prior_to_use_as a jail, the warehouse had been leased by Capt._Luther Libby_and