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Japanese GP Friday 1st practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ---------- 1. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari 26 ...

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Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                 Laps         Time        Gap     To 1st
--- ---------------------- ---- ------------------- ----- ------------ ---------- ----------
 1. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  Ferrari                26     1:19.119
 2. Felipe Massa           BR   Ferrari                27     1:19.498      0.379      0.379
 3. Fernando Alonso        E    McLaren-Mercedes       27     1:19.667      0.169      0.548
 4. Lewis Hamilton         GB   McLaren-Mercedes       24     1:19.807      0.140      0.688
 5. Nico Rosberg           D    Williams-Toyota        26     1:20.058      0.251      0.939
 6. Robert Kubica          PL   BMW                    26     1:20.297      0.239      1.178
 7. Alexander Wurz         A    Williams-Toyota        24     1:20.411      0.114      1.292
 8. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                 32     1:20.483      0.072      1.364
 9. Adrian Sutil           D    Spyker-Ferrari         29     1:20.516      0.033      1.397
10. Anthony Davidson       GB   Super Aguri-Honda      22     1:20.601      0.085      1.482
11. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Honda                  24     1:20.686      0.085      1.567
12. Heikki Kovalainen      FIN  Renault                27     1:20.718      0.032      1.599
13. Nick Heidfeld          D    BMW                    26     1:20.728      0.010      1.609
14. Vitantonio Liuzzi      I    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     29     1:20.808      0.080      1.689
15. Ralf Schumacher        D    Toyota                 28     1:20.828      0.020      1.709
16. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Renault                23     1:20.851      0.023      1.732
17. Takuma Sato            J    Super Aguri-Honda      15     1:21.186      0.335      2.067
18. Mark Webber            AUS  Red Bull-Renault       18     1:21.437      0.251      2.318
19. Jenson Button          GB   Honda                  22     1:21.541      0.104      2.422
20. Sebastian Vettel       D    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     18     1:21.854      0.313      2.735
21. David Coulthard        GB   Red Bull-Renault       18     1:22.436      0.582      3.317
22. Sakon Yamamoto         J    Spyker-Ferrari         17     1:22.902      0.466      3.783

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