Force India's Liuzzi finishes sixth at Korean GP

Yeongam: Vitantonio Liuzzi recorded his best result of the reason by finishing sixth in the inaugural rain-hit South Korean Grand Prix as Force India garnered eight points on Sunday.

It was a tremendous finish for Liuzzi after starting as low as 17th on the grid. Before this, a seventh place finish at the Australian GP was the best result for the Italian.

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However, Adrian Sutil returned empty handed after failing to finish for the second consecutive time, following an accident.

At the Japanese Grand Prix, early this month, both Sutil and Liuzzi had retired mid-way.

The DNF result pushed Sutil to 11th in the drivers championship as Williams' Rubens Barrichello replaced him by finishing seventh. Both are tied at 47 points.

Liuzzi has moved up to the 13th spot with 21 points. The 55-lap race started under the safety car and was suspended for around 50 minutes after three laps.

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It was a disastrous race for Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, who crashed out along with seven other drivers, after starting one and two respectively on the grid.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso finished on top with McLaren Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in the second position.