Summary
David Coulthard took pole for tomorrows Grand Prix today. Michael Schumacher seems to have broken the McLaren domination: splitting the team on the grid with second place. The new Goodyear tyres really seem to be working. Most of the Goodyear drivers, including Schumacher, use the soft compound while Bridgestone drivers use the hard compound. This could result in less pitstops for the Bridgestone drivers, if it doesn't rain.
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Coulthard (McLaren-Mercedes) B M. Schumacher (Ferrari) G Hakkinen (McLaren-Mercedes) B Irvine (Ferrari) G R. Schumacher (Jordan-Mugen) G Frentzen (Williams-Mecachrome) G Villeneuve (Williams-Mecachrome) G Wurz (Benetton-Mecachrome) B Hill (Jordan-Mugen) G Fisichella (Benetton-Mecachrome) B Alesi (Sauber-Petronas) G Herbert (Sauber-Petronas) G Takagi (Tyrrell-Ford) G Barrichello (Stewart-Ford) B Panis (Prost-Peugeot) B Trulli (Prost-Peugeot) B Salo (Arrows) G Diniz (Arrows) B Nakano (Minardi-Ford) B Tuero (Minardi-Ford) B Rosset (Tyrrell-Ford)B Magnussen (Stewart-Ford) B 107% rule B: Bridgestone G: Goodyear |
1m 25.852s 1m 26.251s 1m 26.632s 1m 26.780s 1m 26.827s 1m 26.876s 1m 26.941s 1m 27.198s 1m 27.483s 1m 27.836s 1m 27.839s 1m 28.016s 1m 28.811s 1m 29.249s 1m 29.320s 1m 29.352s 1m 29.617s 1m 30.022s 1m 30.054s 1m 30.158s 1m 30.437s 1m 31.178s 1m 31.862s
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