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Brazilian GP Friday 2nd practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ----------------- ---- -------- -------- -------- 1. Alex Wurz A McLaren-Mercedes 38 1:12.083 2. Juan Pablo Montoya ...

Edited: Sep 24, 2005, 3:10 AM

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Pos Driver                Nat  Team              Laps     Time      Gap   To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ----------------- ---- -------- -------- --------
 1. Alex Wurz             A    McLaren-Mercedes    38 1:12.083
 2. Juan Pablo Montoya    COL  McLaren-Mercedes    13 1:12.694    0.611    0.611
 3. Ricardo Zonta         BR   Toyota              36 1:12.706    0.012    0.623
 4. Felipe Massa          BR   Sauber-Petronas     28 1:12.710    0.004    0.627
 5. Rubens Barrichello    BR   Ferrari             21 1:13.088    0.378    1.005
 6. Kimi Raikkonen        FIN  McLaren-Mercedes    18 1:13.172    0.084    1.089
 7. Jacques Villeneuve    CDN  Sauber-Petronas     21 1:13.202    0.030    1.119
 8. Michael Schumacher    D    Ferrari             24 1:13.205    0.003    1.122
 9. Jarno Trulli          I    Toyota              26 1:13.493    0.288    1.410
10. Giancarlo Fisichella  I    Renault             29 1:13.518    0.025    1.435
11. Fernando Alonso       E    Renault             29 1:13.545    0.027    1.462
12. Mark Webber           AUS  Williams-BMW        18 1:13.650    0.105    1.567
13. Antonio Pizzonia      BR   Williams-BMW        19 1:13.828    0.178    1.745
14. Robert Doornbos       NL   Minardi-Cosworth    28 1:13.922    0.094    1.839
15. David Coulthard       GB   Red Bull-Cosworth   22 1:14.006    0.084    1.923
16. Vitantonio Liuzzi     I    Red Bull-Cosworth   29 1:14.141    0.135    2.058
17. Jenson Button         GB   BAR-Honda           26 1:14.189    0.048    2.106
18. Ralf Schumacher       D    Toyota              20 1:14.427    0.238    2.344
19. Christijan Albers     NL   Minardi-Cosworth    23 1:14.563    0.136    2.480
20. Takuma Sato           J    BAR-Honda           27 1:14.600    0.037    2.517
21. Tiago Monteiro        P    Jordan-Toyota       22 1:14.671    0.071    2.588
22. Christian Klien       A    Red Bull-Cosworth    7 1:14.698    0.027    2.615
23. Nicolas Kiesa         DK   Jordan-Toyota       25 1:15.094    0.396    3.011
24. Narain Karthikeyan    IN   Jordan-Toyota       19 1:15.187    0.093    3.104

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