Malaysian gp Qualifying

OK so who was the stupid @!#$ that did'nt look at the time correctly and got up to see the end of the programme at 6.15 gmt?

how was it ? was it close? or even more important exciting?

no one has even posted the times yet so i can't even so how close the performances were , grrrrr






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Hi here are the times

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1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 1:35.266
2. Juan Pablo Montoya COL Williams-BMW 1:35.497 0.231 0.231
3. Rubens Barrichello BR Ferrari 1:35.891 0.394 0.625
4. Ralf Schumacher D Williams-BMW 1:36.028 0.137 0.762
5. Kimi Raikkonen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:36.468 0.440 1.202
6. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes 1:36.477 0.009 1.211
7. Nick Heidfeld D Sauber-Petronas 1:37.199 0.722 1.933
8. Jenson Button GB Renault 1:37.245 0.046 1.979
9. Giancarlo Fisichella I Jordan-Honda 1:37.536 0.291 2.270
10. Mika Salo FIN Toyota 1:37.694 0.158 2.428
11. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Arrows-Ford 1:37.919 0.225 2.653
12. Jarno Trulli I Renault 1:37.920 0.001 2.654
13. Jacques Villeneuve CDN BAR-Honda 1:38.039 0.119 2.773
14. Felipe Massa BR Sauber-Petronas 1:38.057 0.018 2.791
15. Takuma Sato J Jordan-Honda 1:38.141 0.084 2.875
16. Enrique Bernoldi BR Arrows-Ford 1:38.284 0.143 3.018
17. Pedro de la Rosa E Jaguar 1:38.374 0.090 3.108
18. Olivier Panis F BAR-Honda 1:38.390 0.016 3.124
19. Allan McNish GB Toyota 1:38.959 0.569 3.693
20. Eddie Irvine GB Jaguar 1:39.121 0.162 3.855
21. Mark Webber AUS Minardi-European 1:39.454 0.333 4.188
22. Alex Yoong MY Minardi-European 1:40.158 0.704 4.892

107% of fastest time: 1:41.935

1. 1 M.SCHUMACHER 1'35"266
2. 6 MONTOYA + 0.231
3. 2 BARRICHELLO + 0.625
4. 5 R.SCHUMACHER + 0.762
5. 4 RAIKKONEN + 1.202
6. 3 COULTHARD + 1.211

It was very close up until about 20 minutes from the end when Schumi but in an abolute blinder - he was totally sideways through the second to last corner, totally committed - as Brundle said, it was definitely more man than machine. However, Montoya is still fairly close and Barrichello split the two Williams on his very last run, after the session had finished.

Heidfeld was a fantastic 7th, Button a brilliant 8th, Fisichella a great 9th, and I'm running out of adjectives of praise, so Salo will have to make do with rounding off the top ten in superb fashion.




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Oops you beat me to it Hendrik - I took too long writing my qualifying report




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Cheers Alex

wot is going on with mclaren? even the enigine doen't get te praise it used to.



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Yo Sup

I wacthed the practice before but missed qualifying too :'




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You didn't really miss that much. Nothing terribly exciting happened, except Schumi's big slide.




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heidfeld did well to be "best of the rest" i thought






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