2005 San Marino Grand Prix

Date	Sunday, 24 April 2005
Winner	Fernando Alonso Renault
Pole position	Kimi Raikkonen McLaren-Mercedes
Fastest lap	Michael Schumacher Ferrari
Circuit	Imola, 62 laps
Round	4 of 19
Race numbers	The 2005 San Marino Grand Prix was the: 735th World Championship race 25th World Championship San Marino Grand Prix 26th World Championship race at Imola
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Race result

Pos		Driver	Constructor	Laps	Time	Points
1	+1	(ESP) Fernando Alonso	Renault	62	1hr 27m 41.921s	10
2	+11	(DEU) Michael Schumacher	Ferrari	62	+0.215s	8
DQ		(GBR) Jenson Button	BAR-Honda	62	+10.481s
3	+4	(AUT) Alexander Wurz	McLaren-Mercedes	62	+27.554s	6
DQ		(JPN) Takuma Sato	BAR-Honda	62	+34.783s
4	+7	(CAN) Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-Petronas	62	+1m 04.442s	5
5		(ITA) Jarno Trulli	Toyota	62	+1m 10.258s	4
6	+2	(DEU) Nick Heidfeld	Williams-BMW	62	+1m 11.282s	3
7	-3	(AUS) Mark Webber	Williams-BMW	62	+1m 23.297s	2
8	+7	(ITA) Vitantonio Liuzzi	Red Bull-Cosworth	62	+1m 23.764s	1
9	+1	(DEU) Ralf Schumacher	Toyota	62	+1m 35.841s (25.000s)
10	+8	(BRA) Felipe Massa	Sauber-Petronas	61	+1 lap
11	+3	(GBR) David Coulthard	Red Bull-Cosworth	61	+1 lap
12	+4	(IND) Narain Karthikeyan	Jordan-Toyota	61	+1 lap
13	+4	(PRT) Tiago Monteiro	Jordan-Toyota	60	+2 laps
R		(NLD) Christijan Albers	Minardi-Cosworth	20	DNF
R		(BRA) Rubens Barrichello	Ferrari	18	DNF
R		(FIN) Kimi Raikkonen	McLaren-Mercedes	9	DNF
R		(AUT) Patrick Friesacher	Minardi-Cosworth	8	DNF
R		(ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault	5	DNF

Notes

Ralf Schumacher received a 25-second time penalty for an unsafe pit-stop release. He originally finished P8, which would have been P6 after BAR‘s disqualifications.
BAR drivers Jenson Button and Takuma Sato were disqualified post-race after their cars were found to be illegal.
BAR was also banned from the following two Grands Prix in Spain and Monaco.
Kimi Raikkonen ended lap 9 as the race leader before retiring on the following lap.

Notes

Felipe Massa, Patrick Friesacher, and Christijan Albers received 10-place grid penalties for engine changes.

Pos	Driver	Constructor	Time	Gap
1	(FIN) Kimi Raikkonen	McLaren-Mercedes	2:42.880
2	(ESP) Fernando Alonso	Renault	2:43.441	0.561
3	(GBR) Jenson Button	BAR-Honda	2:44.105	1.225
4	(AUS) Mark Webber	Williams-BMW	2:44.511	1.631
5	(ITA) Jarno Trulli	Toyota	2:44.518	1.638
6	(JPN) Takuma Sato	BAR-Honda	2:44.658	1.778
7	(AUT) Alexander Wurz	McLaren-Mercedes	2:44.689	1.809
8	(BRA) Felipe Massa	Sauber-Petronas	2:44.930	2.050
9	(DEU) Nick Heidfeld	Williams-BMW	2:45.196	2.316
10	(BRA) Rubens Barrichello	Ferrari	2:45.243	2.363
11	(DEU) Ralf Schumacher	Toyota	2:45.416	2.536
12	(CAN) Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-Petronas	2:46.259	3.379
13	(ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault	2:46.710	3.830
14	(DEU) Michael Schumacher	Ferrari	2:47.244	4.364
15	(GBR) David Coulthard	Red Bull-Cosworth	2:48.070	5.190
16	(ITA) Vitantonio Liuzzi	Red Bull-Cosworth	2:48.155	5.275
17	(IND) Narain Karthikeyan	Jordan-Toyota	2:52.099	9.219
18	(PRT) Tiago Monteiro	Jordan-Toyota	2:54.252	11.372
19	(AUT) Patrick Friesacher	Minardi-Cosworth	2:57.048	14.168
20	(NLD) Christijan Albers	Minardi-Cosworth	–

How the championship standings stood post-race.

Race debut: Vitantonio Liuzzi
Wins: 4th for Fernando Alonso; 21st for Renault
Podiums: 138th for Michael Schumacher; 12th for Fernando Alonso; 2nd for Alexander Wurz (first podium since 1997 and last until 2007; first Austrian driver since 1997; only podium for McLaren); 555th for Ferrari; 369th for McLaren; 57th for Renault
Poles: 4th for Kimi Raikkonen; 116th for McLaren
Fastest laps: 67th for Michael Schumacher; 182nd for Ferrari
Front row starts: 8th for Kimi Raikkonen; 6th for Fernando Alonso
Points finishes: 1st for Vitantonio Liuzzi (296th different point scorer, 47th Italian driver)