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Belgian GP Saturday qualifying (REVISED)

Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Williams-Renault 1:49.450 2. Jean Alesi F ...

Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Williams-Renault 1:49.450 2. Jean Alesi F Benetton-Renault 1:49.759 0.309 0.309 3. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 1:50.293 0.534 0.843 4. Giancarlo Fisichella I Jordan-Peugeot 1:50.470 0.177 1.020 5. Ralf Schumacher D Jordan-Peugeot 1:50.520 0.017 1.070 6. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Williams-Renault 1:50.656 0.136 1.206 7. Pedro Diniz BR TWR-Yamaha 1:50.853 0.197 1.403 8. Damon Hill GB TWR-Yamaha 1:50.970 0.117 1.520 9. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes 1:51.410 0.440 1.960 10. Johnny Herbert GB Sauber-Petronas 1:51.725 0.315 2.275 11. Rubens Barrichello BR Stewart-Ford ZV10 1:51.916 0.191 2.466 12. Gianni Morbidelli I Sauber-Petronas 1:52.094 0.178 2.644 13. Jarno Trulli I Prost-Mugen 1:52.274 0.180 2.824 14. Gerhard Berger A Benetton-Renault 1:52.391 0.117 2.941 15. Shinji Nakano J Prost-Mugen 1:52.749 0.358 3.299 16. Eddie Irvine GB Ferrari 1:52.793 0.044 3.343 17. Jan Magnussen DK Stewart-Ford ZV10 1:52.886 0.093 3.436 18. Mika Salo FIN Tyrrell-Ford EDV8 1:52.897 0.011 3.447 19. Ukyo Katayama J Minardi-Hart 1:53.544 0.647 4.094 20. Jos Verstappen NL Tyrrell-Ford EDV8 1:53.725 0.181 4.275 21. Tarso Marques BR Minardi-Hart 1:54.505 0.780 5.055 22. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:50.503 0.033 1.053

107% of fastest time: 1:57.112

NOTE: Hakkinen's times were disallowed due to fuel irregularities. Team McLaren was also fined $25,000 for this incident.

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