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French GP Saturday 2nd practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ----------------- ---- -------- -------- -------- 1. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 16 1:14.466 2. Ralf Schumacher ...

Published: Jul 3, 2005, 2:15 AM

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Pos Driver                Nat  Team              Laps     Time      Gap   To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ----------------- ---- -------- -------- --------
 1. Giancarlo Fisichella  I    Renault             16 1:14.466
 2. Ralf Schumacher       D    Toyota              13 1:14.603    0.137    0.137
 3. Kimi Raikkonen        FIN  McLaren-Mercedes    14 1:14.649    0.046    0.183
 4. Fernando Alonso       E    Renault             12 1:14.792    0.143    0.326
 5. Michael Schumacher    D    Ferrari             14 1:14.979    0.187    0.513
 6. Takuma Sato           J    BAR-Honda           18 1:15.177    0.198    0.711
 7. Rubens Barrichello    BR   Ferrari             15 1:15.218    0.041    0.752
 8. Juan Pablo Montoya    COL  McLaren-Mercedes    15 1:15.223    0.005    0.757
 9. Jenson Button         GB   BAR-Honda           18 1:15.228    0.005    0.762
10. Jarno Trulli          I    Toyota              15 1:15.249    0.021    0.783
11. David Coulthard       GB   Red Bull-Cosworth   16 1:15.305    0.056    0.839
12. Mark Webber           AUS  Williams-BMW        12 1:16.080    0.775    1.614
13. Christian Klien       A    Red Bull-Cosworth   17 1:16.095    0.015    1.629
14. Jacques Villeneuve    CDN  Sauber-Petronas     15 1:16.125    0.030    1.659
15. Nick Heidfeld         D    Williams-BMW        12 1:16.372    0.247    1.906
16. Felipe Massa          BR   Sauber-Petronas     17 1:16.454    0.082    1.988
17. Christijan Albers     NL   Minardi-Cosworth    14 1:17.846    1.392    3.380
18. Patrick Friesacher    A    Minardi-Cosworth    16 1:17.929    0.083    3.463
19. Narain Karthikeyan    IN   Jordan-Toyota       14 1:18.195    0.266    3.729
20. Tiago Monteiro        P    Jordan-Toyota       14 1:18.310    0.115    3.844

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