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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 1:38.005 2. Mika Hakkinen ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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Pos  Driver                  Nat  Constructor            Time     Gap  To 1st
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1.  Michael Schumacher      D    Ferrari            1:38.005
 2.  Mika Hakkinen           FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   1:38.526   0.521   0.521
 3.  Rubens Barrichello      BR   Ferrari            1:38.758   0.232   0.753
 4.  David Coulthard         GB   McLaren-Mercedes   1:38.820   0.062   0.815
 5.  Jenson Button           GB   Williams-BMW       1:39.620   0.800   1.615
 6.  Jarno Trulli            I    Jordan-Honda       1:39.626   0.006   1.621
 7.  Ralf Schumacher         D    Williams-BMW       1:39.844   0.218   1.839
 8.  Jacques Villeneuve      CDN  BAR-Honda          1:39.957   0.113   1.952
 9.  Mika Salo               FIN  Sauber-Petronas    1:40.053   0.096   2.048
10.  Pedro Diniz             BR   Sauber-Petronas    1:40.089   0.036   2.084
11.  Eddie Irvine            GB   Jaguar             1:40.171   0.082   2.166
12.  Giancarlo Fisichella    I    Benetton-Playlife  1:40.201   0.030   2.196
13.  Jos Verstappen          NL   Arrows-Supertec    1:40.264   0.063   2.259
14.  Johnny Herbert          GB   Jaguar             1:40.330   0.066   2.325
15.  Jean Alesi              F    Prost-Peugeot      1:40.332   0.002   2.327
16.  Ricardo Zonta           BR   BAR-Honda          1:40.341   0.009   2.336
17.  Alexander Wurz          A    Benetton-Playlife  1:40.646   0.305   2.641
18.  Pedro de la Rosa        E    Arrows-Supertec    1:40.651   0.005   2.646
19.  Heinz-Harald Frentzen   D    Jordan-Honda       1:40.835   0.184   2.830
20.  Nick Heidfeld           D    Prost-Peugeot      1:41.231   0.396   3.226
21.  Marc Gene               E    Minardi-Ford       1:41.272   0.041   3.267
22.  Gaston Mazzacane        RA   Minardi-Ford       1:42.110   0.838   4.105

107% of fastest time: 1:44.865

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