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[The warmup session was under wet conditions] Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time Gap To 1st ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Jean Alesi F Ferrari ...

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[The warmup session was under wet conditions]

Pos  Driver                  Nat  Constructor            Time     Gap  To 1st
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1.  Jean Alesi              F    Ferrari            1:59.555
 2.  Gerhard Berger          A    Ferrari            2:01.591   2.036   2.036
 3.  Michael Schumacher      D    Benetton-Renault   2:02.359   0.768   2.804
 4.  Nigel Mansell           GB   McLaren-Mercedes   2:03.381   1.022   3.826
 5.  Mika Hakkinen           FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   2:03.809   0.428   4.254
 6.  Rubens Barrichello      BR   Jordan-Peugeot     2:04.179   0.370   4.624
 7.  Olivier Panis           F    Ligier-Mugen       2:05.318   1.139   5.763
 8.  David Coulthard         GB   Williams-Renault   2:05.530   0.212   5.975
 9.  Gianni Morbidelli       I    Arrows-Hart        2:06.767   1.237   7.212
10.  Damon Hill              GB   Williams-Renault   2:07.644   0.877   8.089
11.  Mika Salo               FIN  Tyrrell-Yamaha     2:08.145   0.501   8.590
12.  Jos Verstappen          NL   Simtek-Ford        2:08.309   0.164   8.754
13.  Ukyo Katayama           J    Tyrrell-Yamaha     2:10.504   2.195  10.949
14.  Domenico Schiattarella  I    Simtek-Ford        2:11.692   1.188  12.137
15.  Luca Badoer             I    Minardi-Ford       2:12.485   0.793  12.930
16.  Pierluigi Martini       I    Minardi-Ford       2:12.892   0.407  13.337
17.  Heinz-Harald Frentzen   D    Sauber-Ford        2:14.416   1.524  14.861
18.  Karl Wendlinger         A    Sauber-Ford        2:19.873   5.457  20.318
19.  Roberto Moreno          BR   Forti Corse-Ford   2:20.615   0.742  21.060
20.  Taki Inoue              J    Arrows-Hart        2:21.009   0.394  21.454
21.  Johnny Herbert          GB   Benetton-Renault   2:21.339   0.330  21.784
22.  Pedro Diniz             BR   Forti Corse-Ford   2:24.904   3.565  25.349
23.  Bertrand Gachot         B    Pacific-Ford       2:27.122   2.218  27.567
24.  Aguri Suzuki            J    Ligier-Mugen       2:35.135   8.013  35.580
25.  Eddie Irvine            GB   Jordan-Peugeot     5:20.549 165.414 200.994
26.  Andrea Montermini       I    Pacific-Ford       7:48.835 148.286 349.280

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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