Fisichella may be awarded Brazil win

If the evidence proves correct then the race classification would stand from the end of the 54th lap when the Jordan driver was leading. The result at the moment is classified at 53 completed laps with Kimi Raikkonen regarded the winner.

An FIA press release this morning stated that in accordance with Article 179(b) of the International Sporting Code, the stewards of the Brazilian GP will re-convene on Friday 11 April at 11.00am to review the results of the event. All competitors who might be affected by the outcome of the meeting have also been invited to attend. This could include those who crashed, thus bringing out the red flags.

The race was stopped when Fernando Alonso hit debris left from Mark Webber's crashed Jaguar on the exit of the final corner. But Fisichella had passed Raikkonen for the lead on lap 54 and led lap 55 before the red flags stopped the race. If the evidence proves the Italian completed lap 55, before the red flags came out, then according to the regulations he would be the rightful winner of the Brazilian GP.

Mark Webber, on the other hand, could lose his seventh place to become 'unclassified' if Alonso's crash is determined as having stopped the race. Click back to autosport.com for the result of the FIA meeting on Friday.