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Hakkinen tops morning warm-up

Mika Hakkinen maintained his authority at the Brazilian Grand Prix, outpacing team mate David Coulthard for the fastest time in this morning's warm-up

Michael Schumacher was third fastest in the session, with Rubens Barrichello, who nabbed third spot on the grid for Stewart in yesterday's qualifying session, fifth fastest behind Olivier Panis in the Prost, perhaps indicating a heavy fuel load, and a two stop strategy for the race.

Next up were the Jordans of Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Damon Hill, continuing the Silverstone-based team's good form. Eddie Irvine was a disappointing eighth fastest for Ferrari, ahead of the BAR of Jacques Villeneuve and the Williams of Ralf Schumacher in 10th spot.

The weather for the session was dry, sunny and warm, but at the Interlagos circuit there is always the threat of rain to throw the form book into chaos.






















































































































Pos.

Driver

Team

Time

1

Hakkinen

McLaren

1:17.709

2

Coulthard

McLaren

1:17.749

3

Schumacher M.

Ferrari

1:18.295

4

Panis

Prost

1:18.497

5

Barrichello

Stewart

1:19.001

6

Frentzen

Jordan

1:19.108

7

Hill

Jordan

1:19.112

8

Irvine

Ferrari

1:19.171

9

Villeneuve

BAR

1:19.216

10

Schumacher R.

Williams

1:19.389

11

Zanardi

Williams

1:19.541

12

Diniz

Sauber

1:19.565

13

Herbert

Stewart

1:19.605

14

Fisichella

Benetton

1:19.612

15

Alesi

Sauber

1:19.710

16

Trulli

Prost

1:19.715

17

de la Rosa

Arrows

1:19.994

18

Wurz

Benetton

1:20.418

19

Takagi

Arrows

1:20.593

20

Sarrazin

Minardi

1:20.764

21

Gene

Minardi

1:21.274

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