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Monaco GP Thursday 2nd practice

Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ------------------- ---- -------- -------- -------- 1. Alexander Wurz A Williams-Cosworth 27 1:15.907 2. Anthony ...

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Pos Driver                Nat  Team                Laps     Time      Gap   To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ------------------- ---- -------- -------- --------
 1. Alexander Wurz        A    Williams-Cosworth     27 1:15.907
 2. Anthony Davidson      GB   Honda                 15 1:16.075    0.168    0.168
 3. Juan Pablo Montoya    COL  McLaren-Mercedes      24 1:16.138    0.063    0.231
 4. Fernando Alonso       E    Renault               18 1:16.221    0.083    0.314
 5. Robert Doornbos       NL   Red Bull-Ferrari      36 1:16.292    0.071    0.385
 6. Kimi Raikkonen        FIN  McLaren-Mercedes      18 1:16.707    0.415    0.800
 7. Giancarlo Fisichella  I    Renault               23 1:16.721    0.014    0.814
 8. David Coulthard       GB   Red Bull-Ferrari      19 1:16.870    0.149    0.963
 9. Jenson Button         GB   Honda                 20 1:16.903    0.033    0.996
10. Felipe Massa          BR   Ferrari               25 1:17.251    0.348    1.344
11. Jarno Trulli          I    Toyota                25 1:17.325    0.074    1.418
12. Tiago Monteiro        P    MF1-Toyota            30 1:17.439    0.114    1.532
13. Rubens Barrichello    BR   Honda                 24 1:17.456    0.017    1.549
14. Giorgio Mondini       CH   MF1-Toyota            30 1:17.497    0.041    1.590
15. Michael Schumacher    D    Ferrari               25 1:17.603    0.106    1.696
16. Vitantonio Liuzzi     I    Toro Rosso-Cosworth   31 1:17.704    0.101    1.797
17. Mark Webber           AUS  Williams-Cosworth     19 1:17.744    0.040    1.837
18. Ralf Schumacher       D    Toyota                26 1:17.812    0.068    1.905
19. Nico Rosberg          D    Williams-Cosworth     15 1:17.845    0.033    1.938
20. Jacques Villeneuve    CDN  BMW                   13 1:17.874    0.029    1.967
21. Christian Klien       A    Red Bull-Ferrari      22 1:18.123    0.249    2.216
22. Nick Heidfeld         D    BMW                   10 1:18.257    0.134    2.350
23. Scott Speed           USA  Toro Rosso-Cosworth   29 1:18.420    0.163    2.513
24. Christijan Albers     NL   MF1-Toyota            24 1:18.430    0.010    2.523
25. Franck Montagny       F    Super Aguri-Honda     19 1:18.731    0.301    2.824
26. Robert Kubica         PL   BMW                   12 1:19.273    0.542    3.366
27. Neel Jani             CH   Toro Rosso-Cosworth   27 1:19.445    0.172    3.538
28. Takuma Sato           J    Super Aguri-Honda     31 1:19.803    0.358    3.896

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