Hungarian GP results
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Status --- ---------------------- ---- ---------------- ------------ --------------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 35:26.131 2. Rubens Barrichello BR Ferrari ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Status --- ---------------------- ---- ---------------- ------------ --------------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 35:26.131 2. Rubens Barrichello BR Ferrari +4.696 3. Fernando Alonso E Renault +44.599 4. Juan Pablo Montoya COL Williams-BMW +1:02.613 5. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda +1:07.439 6. Takuma Sato J BAR-Honda -1 lap 7. Antonio Pizzonia BR Williams-BMW -1 lap 8. Giancarlo Fisichella I Sauber-Petronas -1 lap 9. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes -1 lap 10. Mark Webber AUS Jaguar -1 lap 11. Olivier Panis F Toyota -1 lap 12. Nick Heidfeld D Jordan-Ford -2 laps 13. Christian Klien A Jaguar -2 laps 14. Gianmaria Bruni I Minardi-Cosworth -4 laps 15. Zsolt Baumgartner H Minardi-Cosworth -5 laps
DNF Giorgio Pantano I Jordan-Ford -22 laps Gearbox DNF Jarno Trulli I Renault -29 laps Engine DNF Ricardo Zonta BR Toyota -39 laps Electronics DNF Felipe Massa BR Sauber-Petronas -49 laps Brakes DNF Kimi Raikkonen FIN McLaren-Mercedes -57 laps Electronics
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