Jabba
06-14-2003, 08:30 PM
Qualifying:
1 R.SCHUMACHER Williams BMW 1m15.529s
2 MONTOYA Williams BMW 1m15.923s
3 M.SCHUMACHER Ferrari 1m16.047s
4 ALONSO Renault 1m16.048s
5 BARRICHELLO Ferrari 1m16.143s
6 WEBBER Jaguar 1m16.182s
7 PANIS Toyota 1m16.598s
8 TRULLI Renault 1m16.718s
9 DA MATTA Toyota 1m16.826s
10 FRENTZEN Sauber Petronas 1m16.939s
11 COULTHARD McLaren Mercedes 1m17.024s
12 HEIDFELD Sauber Petronas 1m17.086s
13 PIZZONIA Jaguar 1m17.337s
14 VILLENEUVE BAR Honda 1m17.347s
15 VERSTAPPEN Minardi Cosworth 1m18.014s
16 FISICHELLA Jordan Ford 1m18.036s
17 BUTTON BAR Honda 1m18.205s
18 WILSON Minardi Cosworth 1m18.560s
19 FIRMAN Jordan Ford 1m18.692s
20 RAIKKONEN McLaren Mercedes no time
Ralf Schumacher has taken pole for the second race in succession in a dry qualifying session for the Canadian GP.
Alongside the German is team-mate Juan Pablo Montoya to make it an all-Williams front row after an exciting session that favoured the Michelin-shod runners.
The pair were one of the first drivers out in the second session after a dismal show in Fridays first qualifying. But their times remained untouched with an impressive Schumacher nearly four tenths up on his team-mate.
Ferraris Michael Schumacher could only manage the third quickest time of the day after making a small mistake in the first sector, while team-mate Barrichello is two places down in fifth, a huge disappointment for the Brazilian after running at the top for most of the weekend.
Championship leader Kimi Raikkonen had a dire session after he crashed on his flying lap and was forced to abort his effort. The McLaren driver will start the race from the back of the grid on Sunday.
Team-mate David Coulthard added to McLarens woes. Although he had an error-free lap, he was still significantly off the pace down in 11th, a heavy fuel load being the obvious reason for the Scots slower running.
Fernando Alonso put in a great effort to clock up the fourth fastest time in the Renault. The team did not expect to run well at the Canadian circuit, but the youngster has proved them wrong yet again.
Team-mate Jarno Trulli was driving the T-car after crashing his race machine in the second practice session earlier in the day. The Italian set the eighth quickest time and slips in behind Mark Webber in sixth and Olivier Panis in seventh.
Toyotas Cristiano da Matta lies in ninth place alongside the Sauber of Heinz-Harald Frentzen, who was the quickest Bridgestone runner after the Ferraris of Schumacher and Barrichello.
1 R.SCHUMACHER Williams BMW 1m15.529s
2 MONTOYA Williams BMW 1m15.923s
3 M.SCHUMACHER Ferrari 1m16.047s
4 ALONSO Renault 1m16.048s
5 BARRICHELLO Ferrari 1m16.143s
6 WEBBER Jaguar 1m16.182s
7 PANIS Toyota 1m16.598s
8 TRULLI Renault 1m16.718s
9 DA MATTA Toyota 1m16.826s
10 FRENTZEN Sauber Petronas 1m16.939s
11 COULTHARD McLaren Mercedes 1m17.024s
12 HEIDFELD Sauber Petronas 1m17.086s
13 PIZZONIA Jaguar 1m17.337s
14 VILLENEUVE BAR Honda 1m17.347s
15 VERSTAPPEN Minardi Cosworth 1m18.014s
16 FISICHELLA Jordan Ford 1m18.036s
17 BUTTON BAR Honda 1m18.205s
18 WILSON Minardi Cosworth 1m18.560s
19 FIRMAN Jordan Ford 1m18.692s
20 RAIKKONEN McLaren Mercedes no time
Ralf Schumacher has taken pole for the second race in succession in a dry qualifying session for the Canadian GP.
Alongside the German is team-mate Juan Pablo Montoya to make it an all-Williams front row after an exciting session that favoured the Michelin-shod runners.
The pair were one of the first drivers out in the second session after a dismal show in Fridays first qualifying. But their times remained untouched with an impressive Schumacher nearly four tenths up on his team-mate.
Ferraris Michael Schumacher could only manage the third quickest time of the day after making a small mistake in the first sector, while team-mate Barrichello is two places down in fifth, a huge disappointment for the Brazilian after running at the top for most of the weekend.
Championship leader Kimi Raikkonen had a dire session after he crashed on his flying lap and was forced to abort his effort. The McLaren driver will start the race from the back of the grid on Sunday.
Team-mate David Coulthard added to McLarens woes. Although he had an error-free lap, he was still significantly off the pace down in 11th, a heavy fuel load being the obvious reason for the Scots slower running.
Fernando Alonso put in a great effort to clock up the fourth fastest time in the Renault. The team did not expect to run well at the Canadian circuit, but the youngster has proved them wrong yet again.
Team-mate Jarno Trulli was driving the T-car after crashing his race machine in the second practice session earlier in the day. The Italian set the eighth quickest time and slips in behind Mark Webber in sixth and Olivier Panis in seventh.
Toyotas Cristiano da Matta lies in ninth place alongside the Sauber of Heinz-Harald Frentzen, who was the quickest Bridgestone runner after the Ferraris of Schumacher and Barrichello.