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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Benetton-Renault 1:27.274 2. Gerhard Berger A ...

Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Benetton-Renault 1:27.274 2. Gerhard Berger A Ferrari 1:27.282 0.008 0.008 3. David Coulthard GB Williams-Renault 1:27.459 0.177 0.185 4. Damon Hill GB Williams-Renault 1:27.512 0.053 0.238 5. Jean Alesi F Ferrari 1:27.813 0.301 0.539 6. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:28.343 0.530 1.069 7. Eddie Irvine GB Jordan-Peugeot 1:28.516 0.173 1.242 8. Johnny Herbert GB Benetton-Renault 1:29.350 0.834 2.076 9. Nigel Mansell GB McLaren-Mercedes 1:29.517 0.167 2.243 10. Rubens Barrichello BR Jordan-Peugeot 1:29.551 0.034 2.277 11. Gianni Morbidelli I Arrows-Hart 1:29.582 0.031 2.308 12. Olivier Panis F Ligier-Mugen 1:30.401 0.819 3.127 13. Mika Salo FIN Tyrrell-Yamaha 1:31.035 0.634 3.761 14. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Sauber-Ford 1:31.358 0.323 4.084 15. Ukyo Katayama J Tyrrell-Yamaha 1:31.630 0.272 4.356 16. Aguri Suzuki J Ligier-Mugen 1:31.913 0.283 4.639 17. Jos Verstappen NL Simtek-Ford 1:32.156 0.243 4.882 18. Pierluigi Martini I Minardi-Ford 1:32.445 0.289 5.171 19. Taki Inoue J Arrows-Hart 1:32.710 0.265 5.436 20. Luca Badoer I Minardi-Ford 1:33.071 0.361 5.797 21. Karl Wendlinger A Sauber-Ford 1:33.494 0.423 6.220 22. Bertrand Gachot B Pacific-Ford 1:33.892 0.398 6.618 23. Domenico Schiattarella I Simtek-Ford 1:33.965 0.073 6.691 24. Andrea Montermini I Pacific-Ford 1:35.169 1.204 7.895 25. Roberto Moreno BR Forti Corse-Ford 1:36.065 0.896 8.791 26. Pedro Diniz BR Forti Corse-Ford 1:36.624 0.559 9.350

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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