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Round 11 - France, Magny-Cours - Qualifying Results
Conditions: dry; Temperatures: track 46C, air 26C;
107% time : 1:17.023
| Position |
Driver |
Car (Tyres) |
Time |
Speed/Gap |
| 1 |
Juan Pablo MONTOYA |
BMW Williams (M) |
1:11.985 |
212.594 km/h |
| 2 |
Michael SCHUMACHER |
Ferrari (B) |
1:12.008 |
+ 00.023s |
| 3 |
Rubens BARRICHELLO |
Ferrari (B) |
1:12.197 |
+ 00.212s |
| 4 |
Kimi RAIKKONEN |
McLaren Mercedes (M) |
1:12.244 |
+ 00.259s |
| 5 |
Ralf SCHUMACHER |
BMW Williams (M) |
1:12.242 |
+ 00.439s |
| 6 |
David COULTHARD |
McLaren Mercedes (M) |
1:12.498 |
+ 00.513s |
| 7 |
Jenson BUTTON |
Renault (M) |
1:12.761 |
+ 00.776s |
| 8 |
Jarno TRULLI |
Renault (M) |
1:13.030 |
+ 01.045s |
| 9 |
Eddie IRVINE |
Jaguar Cosworth (M) |
1:13.188 |
+ 01.203s |
| 10 |
Nick HEIDFELD |
Sauber Petronas (B) |
1:13.370 |
+ 01.385s |
| 11 |
Olivier PANIS |
BAR Honda (B) |
1:13.457 |
+ 01.472s |
| 12 |
Felipe MASSA |
Sauber Petronas (B) |
1:13.501 |
+ 01.516s |
| 13 |
Jacques VILLENEUVE |
BAR Honda (B) |
1:13.506 |
+ 01.521s |
| 14 |
Takuma SATO |
Jordan Honda (B) |
1:13.542 |
+ 01.557s |
| 15 |
Pedro DE LA ROSA |
Jaguar Cosworth (B) |
1:13.656 |
+ 01.671s |
| 16 |
Mika SALO |
Toyota (M) |
1:13.837 |
+ 01.852s |
| 17 |
Allan McNISH |
Toyota (M) |
1:13.949 |
+ 01.964s |
| 18 |
Mark WEBBER |
Minardi Asiatech (M) |
1:14.800 |
+ 02.815s |
| 19 |
Alex YOONG |
Minardi Asiatech (M) |
1:16.798 |
+ 04.813s |
| Outside 107% |
| DNQ |
Heinz-Harald FRENTZEN |
Arrows Cosworth (B) |
1:18.497 |
+ 06.512s |
| DNQ |
Enrique BERNOLDI |
Arrows Cosworth (B) |
1:19.843 |
+ 07.858s |
| Did not participate |
| DNQ |
Giancarlo FISICHELLA |
Jordan Honda (B) |
- |
- |
Notes:
1 Fisichella suffered a heavy accident in Saturday 2nd practice and was advised by doctors not to take part in qualifying.
2 Having done only an installation lap in the last of the four free practice sessions, both Arrows completed only one qualifying run, deliberately slowing in the final sector to ensure they ended up outside the 107% time. By doing so, they fulfilled the team's obligations to "participate" in the event, thus avoiding any sanction from the FIA. |
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