Australian Mark Webber won his first ever Grand Prix at the Nürburgring after starting from pole and overcoming a drive-through penalty during the race. Team-mate Sebastian Vettel came home second in his home GP, giving Red Bull their third 1-2 of 2009 while Championship leader Jenson Button could only manage fifth.
Toyota's Jarno Trulli flies through the Michael Schumacher S in practice for the German Grand Prix, with the Dunlop Curve in the background
Photographing the photgraphers
Ferrari's Felipe Massa
Green light means go: Jarno Trulli leaves the pits in his Toyota
Sebastian Vettel helmet detail
Fernando Alonso cocks a wheel as he rounds the Castrol hairpin
The Brawn of Jenson Button is spied through the trees
Sebastien Bourdais leaves the garage during his final GP weekend
Nico Rosberg comes over a crest at his home Grand Prix
Another weekend, another Brawn-Red Bull battle
World Champion Lewis Hamilton waits in the McLaren garage
Mark Webber prepares for the race of his career
Rubens Barrichello leads after T1, having got the jump on pole man Webber
Robert Kubica pitstop
Pitstops are frantic business - here Toro Rosso mechanics go to work on Buemi's machine
Brawn GP's Rubens Barrichello - for not the first time this season the Brazilian failed to capitalise on opportunity
Jarno Trulli
Heikki Kovalainen negotiates the Veedol chicane
Nelson Piquet - 18 months of underperforming will surely put his seat under pressure
Jenson Button faced damage limitation after a poor start, eventually coming home fifth
Mark Webber's comeback after an early drive through was nothing short of spectacular
Mark Webber celebrates becoming the first Australian F1 GP winner in nearly 30 years despite his drive-through penalty
