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March 30, 1996 - Grid positions for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix following today's (Saturday) qualifying session: Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To ...

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March 30, 1996 - Grid positions for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix following today's (Saturday) qualifying session:

Pos  Driver                  Nat  Constructor            Time     Gap  To 1st
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 1.  Damon Hill              GB   Williams-Renault   1:18.111
 2.  Rubens Barrichello      BR   Jordan-Peugeot     1:19.092   0.981   0.981
 3.  Jacques Villeneuve      CDN  Williams-Renault   1:19.254   0.162   1.143
 4.  Michael Schumacher      D    Ferrari            1:19.474   0.220   1.363
 5.  Jean Alesi              F    Benetton-Renault   1:19.484   0.010   1.373
 6.  Martin Brundle          GB   Jordan-Peugeot     1:19.519   0.035   1.408
 7.  Mika Hakkinen           FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   1:19.607   0.088   1.496
 8.  Gerhard Berger          A    Benetton-Renault   1:19.762   0.155   1.651
 9.  Heinz-Harald Frentzen   D    Sauber-Ford        1:19.799   0.037   1.688
10.  Eddie Irvine            GB   Ferrari            1:19.951   0.152   1.840
11.  Mika Salo               FIN  Tyrrell-Yamaha     1:20.000   0.049   1.889
12.  Johnny Herbert          GB   Sauber-Ford        1:20.144   0.144   2.033
13.  Jos Verstappen          NL   Arrows-Hart        1:20.157   0.013   2.046
14.  David Coulthard         GB   McLaren-Mercedes   1:20.167   0.010   2.056
15.  Ukyo Katayama           J    Tyrrell-Yamaha     1:20.427   0.260   2.316
16.  Ricardo Rosset          BR   Arrows-Hart        1:20.440   0.013   2.329
17.  Tarso Marques           BR   Minardi-Ford ED    1:21.421   0.981   3.310
18.  Pedro Lamy              P    Minardi-Ford ED    1:21.491   0.070   3.380
19.  Luca Badoer             I    Forti Corse-Ford   1:23.174   1.683   5.063
20.  Andrea Montermini       I    Forti Corse-Ford   1:23.454   0.280   5.343

107% of fastest time: 1:23.579

Excluded for receiving a push-start during the session:

     Olivier Panis           F    Ligier-Mugen
     Pedro Diniz             BR   Ligier-Mugen

MC --- þ 1st 1.11 #8604 þ Gentlemen, start your theodolites.

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