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Canadian GP: Friday 2nd practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ---------- 1. Fernando Alonso E McLaren-Mercedes 37 ...

Published: Jun 9, 2007, 4:16 AM

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Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                 Laps         Time        Gap     To 1st
--- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ----------
 1. Fernando Alonso        E    McLaren-Mercedes       37     1:16.550
 2. Felipe Massa           BR   Ferrari                34     1:17.090      0.540      0.540
 3. Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes       36     1:17.307      0.217      0.757
 4. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                37     1:17.515      0.208      0.965
 5. Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW                    42     1:17.827      0.312      1.277
 6. Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota        25     1:17.992      0.165      1.442
 7. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Honda                  38     1:18.108      0.116      1.558
 8. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Renault                40     1:18.130      0.022      1.580
 9. Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault       40     1:18.181      0.051      1.631
10. Takuma Sato            J    Super Aguri-Honda      38     1:18.309      0.128      1.759
11. David Coulthard        GB   Red Bull-Renault       40     1:18.316      0.007      1.766
12. Robert Kubica          PL   BMW                    29     1:18.399      0.083      1.849
13. Jenson Button          GB   Honda                  36     1:18.474      0.075      1.924
14. Vitantonio Liuzzi      I    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     33     1:18.493      0.019      1.943
15. Anthony Davidson       GB   Super Aguri-Honda      35     1:18.545      0.052      1.995
16. Scott Speed            USA  Toro Rosso-Ferrari     37     1:18.602      0.057      2.052
17. Alexander Wurz         A    Williams-Toyota        25     1:18.871      0.269      2.321
18. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                 16     1:18.895      0.024      2.345
19. Ralf Schumacher        D    Toyota                 16     1:19.331      0.436      2.781
20. Christijan Albers      NL   Spyker-Ferrari         38     1:19.453      0.122      2.903
21. Adrian Sutil           D    Spyker-Ferrari         25     1:19.662      0.209      3.112
22. Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  Renault                13     1:20.519      0.857      3.969

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