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Formula One World Championship German Grand Prix Hockenheimring, Hockenheim Results of Sunday warmup Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To ...

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Formula One World Championship German Grand Prix Hockenheimring, Hockenheim Results of Sunday warmup

Pos  Driver                  Nat  Constructor            Time     Gap  To 1st
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 1.  Michael Schumacher      D    Benetton-Renault   1:47.452
 2.  David Coulthard         GB   Williams-Renault   1:47.602   0.150   0.150
 3.  Mika Hakkinen           FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   1:47.740   0.138   0.288
 4.  Damon Hill              GB   Williams-Renault   1:48.131   0.391   0.679
 5.  Rubens Barrichello      BR   Jordan-Peugeot     1:48.499   0.368   1.047
 6.  Jean Alesi              F    Ferrari            1:48.640   0.141   1.188
 7.  Johnny Herbert          GB   Benetton-Renault   1:49.115   0.475   1.663
 8.  Heinz-Harald Frentzen   D    Sauber-Ford        1:49.125   0.010   1.673
 9.  Olivier Panis           F    Ligier-Mugen       1:49.158   0.033   1.706
10.  Gerhard Berger          A    Ferrari            1:49.181   0.023   1.729
11.  Eddie Irvine            GB   Jordan-Peugeot     1:49.290   0.109   1.838
12.  Mark Blundell           GB   McLaren-Mercedes   1:49.598   0.308   2.146
13.  J.-C. Boullion          F    Sauber-Ford        1:49.991   0.393   2.539
14.  Mika Salo               FIN  Tyrrell-Yamaha     1:50.226   0.235   2.774
15.  Aguri Suzuki            J    Ligier-Mugen       1:50.953   0.727   3.501
16.  Ukyo Katayama           J    Tyrrell-Yamaha     1:51.099   0.146   3.647
17.  Massimiliano Papis      I    Arrows-Hart        1:51.115   0.016   3.663
18.  Luca Badoer             I    Minardi-Ford       1:52.207   1.092   4.755
19.  Pierluigi Martini       I    Minardi-Ford       1:52.837   0.630   5.385
20.  Taki Inoue              J    Arrows-Hart        1:52.882   0.045   5.430
21.  Andrea Montermini       I    Pacific-Ford       1:53.114   0.232   5.662
22.  Roberto Moreno          BR   Forti Corse-Ford   1:55.466   2.352   8.014
23.  Giovanni Lavaggi        I    Pacific-Ford       1:56.292   0.826   8.840

Bye Geiss.

"...and after that you're a passenger." (Martin Brundle describing Schumacher's crash in the first qualifying sesson of the Brazilian GP 1995, live on Eurosport)

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