The second home Grand Prix victory in a fortnight and the second consecutive race win for Lewis Hamilton and McLaren. Hamilton's win in the German Grand Prix was the team's first at Hockenheim in a decade, marking 10 years since Mika Häkkinen won in a McLaren-Mercedes MP4-13 in 1998. Heikki Kovalainen, whose race was disrupted by the Safety Car, finished fifth. 

Nine is the number of points picked up by Ferrari in the German Grand Prix, thanks to a third place finish for Felipe Massa and a sixth with Kimi Raikkonen. After the first ten races of the season, Felipe finds himself second in the drivers' classification, with Kimi third, four and six points respectively off the leader. The Scuderia continues to head the constructors' championship. 

Timo Glock will stay in hospital overnight following his high-speed crash in the German Grand Prix. The German driver walked from his car but was visibly shaken by the incident in which his rear right  suspension appeared to fail on the exit of the final corner.

German GP: Race notes - Honda

Renault came away with its best finish of the season today as a brilliant tactical drive saw Brazilian rookie Nelson Piquet take second place in the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim. Teammate Fernando Alonso endured an eventful race coming home in 11th place. 

German GP: Race notes - Toro Rosso

German GP: Race notes - Red Bull

German GP: Race notes - Toyota

Nick Heidfeld just missed a podium position at the German Grand Prix. The German BMW Sauber F1 Team driver, who started from 12th, set the fastest race lap and finished fourth. Meanwhile Robert Kubica wasn't able to gain any advantage from a safety car period halfway through the race. The Pole finished seventh, which was the same position he started from. 

The 2008 German Grand Prix yielded another double finish for the Force India Formula One Team, with Giancarlo Fisichella crossing the line in 14th position and Adrian Sutil in 16th. 

Williams team had an unrewarding German Grand Prix at Hockenheim today, despite making modest improvements by the end of the race over its grid positions, but ultimately making insufficient progress to claim any points. Both drivers dropped time behind slower cars early on, but made some advances after a mid-race safety car period brought the field together. Nico rounded off the top ten and Kazuki finished the 67 laps in P15. 

An eventful German Grand Prix ended in disappointment for the Honda Racing team after a series of incidents involving both drivers resulted in only Jenson Button taking the chequered flag in 17th position.