2010 Chinese Grand Prix
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The <entity_2> (officially the 2010 Formula 1 <entity_3>) was a Formula One motor <entity_3> held at the <entity_1> in the Jiading District of <entity_7> on <entity_6>. It was the fourth <entity_3> of the <entity_0> and the seventh running of the <entity_3>. The <entity_8>-lap <entity_3> was won by McLaren driver <entity_5> from a fifth position start. The <entity_2> was the fourth of nineteen scheduled single seater races of the <entity_0> and the seventh running of the event. It was held at the 16-turn 5.451 km (3.387 mi) <entity_1> in the Jiading District of <entity_7> on <entity_6>. Going into the <entity_3>, Ferrari driver Felipe Massa led the Drivers' Championship with 39 points, two ahead of his teammate Fernando Alonso in second and jointly held the position with the leading Red Bull of <entity_4>, who had won the Malaysian Grand Prix two weeks earlier.
['Chinese Grand Prix']