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2009 Algarve GP2 Series round

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Standings after the round

{{Infobox GP2 round report
| Country = Portugal
| Grand Prix = Portuguese
| Round_No = 10
| Season_No = 10
| Image = Autódromo_de_Algarve.svg
| Caption = Autódromo Internacional do Algarve
| Year = 2009
| Location = Autódromo Internacional do Algarve
Portimão, Portugal
| Course = Permanent racing facility
| Course_mi = 2.915
| Course_km = 4.692
| Date_r1 = 19 September
| Laps_r1 = 37
| Pole_driver_country = Russia
| Pole_driver = Vitaly Petrov
| Pole_team = Barwa Addax Team
| Pole_time = 1:30.819
| First_driver_country_r1 = Germany
| First_driver_r1 = Nico Hülkenberg
| First_team_r1 = ART Grand Prix
| Second_driver_country_r1 = Italy
| Second_driver_r1 = Luca Filippi
| Second_team_r1 = Super Nova Racing
| Third_driver_country_r1 = Brazil
| Third_driver_r1 = Lucas di Grassi
| Third_team_r1 = F. B. Racing Engineering
| Fast_driver_country_r1 = Brazil
| Fast_driver_r1 = Diego Nunes
| Fast_team_r1 = iSport International
| Fast_time_r1 = 1:32.113
| Fast_lap_r1 = 14
| Date_r2 = 20 September
| Laps_r2 = 24
| First_driver_country_r2 = Italy
| First_driver_r2 = Luca Filippi
| First_team_r2 = Super Nova Racing
| Second_driver_country_r2 = Spain
| Second_driver_r2 = Javier Villa
| Second_team_r2 = Super Nova Racing
| Third_driver_country_r2 = Spain
| Third_driver_r2 = Dani Clos
| Third_team_r2 = F. B. Racing Engineering
| Fast_driver_country_r2 = Germany
| Fast_driver_r2 = Nico Hülkenberg
| Fast_team_r2 = ART Grand Prix
| Fast_time_r2 = 1:32.388
| Fast_lap_r2 = 10
}}

The 2009 Portuguese GP2 round was the tenth and final round of the 2009 GP2 Series season. It was held on September 19 and 20, 2009 at Autódromo Internacional do Algarve at Portimão, Portugal. This race was the only race in the 2009 GP2 Series season that was not acting as a support race for Formula One, instead supporting an FIA GT Championship event. As Nico Hülkenberg claimed the drivers title at the previous round in Monza, only the battle for the Teams championship could be fought in the Algarve. This was the final GP2 race for Hülkenberg, as he will step up to Formula One in {{f1|2010}}. Durango again decided to miss a round after not starting in Italy either.

Vitaly Petrov started on pole for the feature race, with Dani Clos qualifying a career best second. GP2 Champion Hülkenberg started from third on the grid, but got a good start down into turn 1, where he slotted in behind Petrov. After a few laps behind the Russian, Hülkenberg made the decision to pit first. His gamble eventually paid off as after Petrov stopped, Hülkenberg gained the lead and never looked back, winning by 10 seconds. Petrov faded afterwards, by finishing in fourth, with Luca Filippi battling his way through the field to finish second ahead of a surging Lucas di Grassi. Roldán Rodríguez was fifth behind Petrov, with Michael Herck earning his first points in GP2 in sixth, before stewards disqualified him. Kamui Kobayashi finished seventh, while Davide Valsecchi finished eighth, both moved up one place after Herck's disqualification, with Valsecchi scoring his first points for Barwa Addax Team. Andreas Zuber finished ninth but was promoted to the reverse-grid pole. With Hülkenberg winning, both championship battles finished, as he earned enough points for ART Grand Prix to win the teams championship.

The Sprint Race was equally thrilling, with a large collision at the start. Vitaly Petrov struggled to get away in his Barwa Addax car, with the car's anti-stall system kicking in race was red flagged. Most drivers passed him, but Michael Herck was not so lucky and crashed into the back of him, hitting the pit wall afterwards. It ended a miserable weekend for the Romanian, who lost what would have been his first GP2 points finish in Race 1 due to a technical infringement. The crash left the main straight covered with debris and prompted a suspension while the mess was cleaned up. After nearly half an hour the field was led back out behind the safety car, with Coloni's Andreas Zuber leading from Davide Valsecchi, Kamui Kobayashi, Lucas di Grassi, Luca Filippi, Nico Hülkenberg and Pastor Maldonado. Zuber backed the field up at the final corner in preparation for the green flag on lap six, but timed his charge too early and shot past the safety car as it was still entering the pit lane. The top seven, with the exception of Filippi, passed the safety car and were all duly given drive-through penalties. After the penalties were issued, Filippi was in the lead. He never looked back and won by over 4 seconds to claim his first win since 2007, and his team's first win of the season. Sergio Pérez was second on the road ahead of Filippi's team-mate Javier Villa. Dani Clos scored his first points of the season in fourth, with Álvaro Parente and Diego Nunes completing the top six. Pérez lost his second place due to a post-race time penalty for overtaking under the safety car. He slipped to eleventh, giving Super Nova a 1-2 and third place in the teams championship on countback.

Classification

Pos	No	Name	Team	Time	Grid
1	1	Russia}} Vitaly Petrov	Addax Team	1:30.819	1
2	8	Spain}} Dani Clos	Racing Engineering	1:30.859	2
3	10	Germany}} Nico Hülkenberg	ART Grand Prix	1:30.884	3
4	7	Brazil}} Lucas di Grassi	Racing Engineering	1:31.067	4
5	2	Italy}} Davide Valsecchi	Addax Team	1:31.129	5
6	5	Spain}} Roldán Rodríguez	Piquet GP	1:31.389	6
7	6	Brazil}} Alberto Valerio	Piquet GP	1:31.418	7
8	9	Venezuela}} Pastor Maldonado	ART Grand Prix	1:31.449	8
9	3	Netherlands}} Giedo van der Garde	iSport International	1:31.532	9
10	4	Brazil}} Diego Nunes	iSport International	1:31.569	10
11	16	Belgium}} Jérôme d'Ambrosio	DAMS	1:31.601	11
12	20	UAE}} Andreas Zuber	Scuderia Coloni	1:31.569	12
13	14	Italy}} Luca Filippi	Super Nova Racing	1:31.764	13
14	15	Spain}} Javier Villa	Super Nova Racing	1:31.812	14
15	11	Mexico}} Sergio Pérez	Arden International	1:31.886	15
16	21	Brazil}} Luiz Razia	Scuderia Coloni	1:32.140	16
17	19	Italy}} Davide Rigon	Trident Racing	1:32.165	17
18	17	Japan}} Kamui Kobayashi	DAMS	1:32.183	18
19	26	Romania}} Michael Herck	David Price Racing	1:32.376	19
20	12	Italy}} Edoardo Mortara	Arden International	1:32.552	20
21	24	India}} Karun Chandhok	Ocean Racing Technology	1:32.765	21
22	27	Venezuela}} Johnny Cecotto Jr.	David Price Racing	1:32.807	1}}
23	18	Portugal}} Ricardo Teixeira	Trident Racing	1:34.083	23
24	25	Portugal}} Álvaro Parente	Ocean Racing Technology	no time	24

{{note|1|1}}Johnny Cecotto Jr. did not make the grid due to a crash after leaving the pits.

Standings after the round

Drivers' Championship standings

Pos	Driver	Points
1	Germany}} Nico Hülkenberg	100
2	Russia}} Vitaly Petrov	75
3	Brazil}} Lucas di Grassi	63
4	France}} Romain Grosjean	45
5	Italy}} Luca Filippi	40

Teams' Championship standings

Pos	Team	Points
1	France}} ART Grand Prix	136
2	Spain}} Addax Team	122
3	UK}} Super Nova Racing	67
4	Spain}} Racing Engineering	67
5	GBR}} iSport International	42

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

{{GP2 round report
| Name_of_round = Portuguese GP2 round
| Year_of_round = 2009
| Previous_round_in_season = 2009 Italian GP2 round
| Next_round_in_season = 2010 Spanish GP2 round
| Previous_year's_round = none
| Next_year's_round = TBA
}}{{GP2Round}}

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