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British GP Friday 2nd practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ------------------- ---- -------- -------- -------- 1. Robert Kubica PL BMW 29 1:21.082 2. Giancarlo ...

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Pos Driver                Nat  Team                Laps     Time      Gap   To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ------------------- ---- -------- -------- --------
 1. Robert Kubica         PL   BMW                   29 1:21.082
 2. Giancarlo Fisichella  I    Renault                3 1:22.294    1.212    1.212
 3. Alexander Wurz        A    Williams-Cosworth     30 1:22.300    0.006    1.218
 4. Anthony Davidson      GB   Honda                 34 1:22.310    0.010    1.228
 5. Jarno Trulli          I    Toyota                17 1:22.437    0.127    1.355
 6. Felipe Massa          BR   Ferrari               19 1:22.476    0.039    1.394
 7. Fernando Alonso       E    Renault               13 1:22.603    0.127    1.521
 8. Michael Schumacher    D    Ferrari               14 1:22.825    0.222    1.743
 9. Mark Webber           AUS  Williams-Cosworth     15 1:23.099    0.274    2.017
10. Rubens Barrichello    BR   Honda                 17 1:23.104    0.005    2.022
11. Ralf Schumacher       D    Toyota                22 1:23.114    0.010    2.032
12. Robert Doornbos       NL   Red Bull-Ferrari      25 1:23.140    0.026    2.058
13. Tiago Monteiro        P    MF1-Toyota            23 1:23.194    0.054    2.112
14. Juan Pablo Montoya    COL  McLaren-Mercedes      10 1:23.199    0.005    2.117
15. Christijan Albers     NL   MF1-Toyota            14 1:23.499    0.300    2.417
16. Giorgio Mondini       CH   MF1-Toyota            25 1:23.529    0.030    2.447
17. Jenson Button         GB   Honda                 18 1:23.707    0.178    2.625
18. Jacques Villeneuve    CDN  BMW                   13 1:23.750    0.043    2.668
19. Nico Rosberg          D    Williams-Cosworth     16 1:23.816    0.066    2.734
20. Nick Heidfeld         D    BMW                   14 1:23.895    0.079    2.813
21. Kimi Raikkonen        FIN  McLaren-Mercedes       4 1:23.915    0.020    2.833
22. Vitantonio Liuzzi     I    Toro Rosso-Cosworth   19 1:24.012    0.097    2.930
23. Christian Klien       A    Red Bull-Ferrari      12 1:24.158    0.146    3.076
24. Scott Speed           USA  Toro Rosso-Cosworth   19 1:24.167    0.009    3.085
25. David Coulthard       GB   Red Bull-Ferrari      13 1:24.392    0.225    3.310
26. Neel Jani             CH   Toro Rosso-Cosworth   22 1:24.666    0.274    3.584
27. Takuma Sato           J    Super Aguri-Honda     26 1:25.870    1.204    4.788
28. Franck Montagny       F    Super Aguri-Honda     22 1:26.248    0.378    5.166
29. Sakon Yamamoto        J    Super Aguri-Honda     27 1:27.908    1.660    6.826

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