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Sunday Warm-Up - San Marino GP

McLaren driver David Coulthard added to his pole position by topping the times in Sunday morning's warm-up session for the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola.

McLaren driver David Coulthard added to his pole position by topping the times in Sunday morning's warm-up session for the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola.

Coulthard was quickest in qualifying on Saturday and was fastest again in warm-up as his lap time of 1:26.440 minutes was marginally quicker than Williams Ralf Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen, who both had excursions onto the grass.

Ferrari duo Rubens Barrichello and Michael Schumacher were fifth and sixth quickest respectively, while the impressive Sauber of Nick Heidfeld was fourth.

Prost drivers Gaston Mazzacane and Jean Alesi both spun onto the gravel and Minardi's Fernando Alonso was left at the bottom of the timesheets after mechanical problems hampered his session.

Pos. Driver Team Times 1. Coulthard McLaren Mercedes (B) 1:26.440 205.447 km/h 2. R.Schumacher Williams BMW (M) 1:26.727 + 0.287 3. Hakkinen McLaren Mercedes (B) 1:26.836 + 0.396 4. Heidfeld Sauber Petronas (B) 1:26.929 + 0.489 5. Barrichello Ferrari (B) 1:26.941 + 0.501 6. M.Schumacher Ferrari (B) 1:26.948 + 0.508 7. Frentzen Jordan Honda (B) 1:26.954 + 0.514 8. Raikkonen Sauber Petronas (B) 1:27.492 + 1.052 9. Panis BAR Honda (B) 1:27.534 + 1.094 10. Trulli Jordan Honda (B) 1:27.575 + 1.135 11. Verstappen Arrows Asiatech (B) 1:27.728 + 1.288 12. Villeneuve BAR Honda (B) 1:28.035 + 1.595 13. Montoya Williams BMW (M) 1:28.142 + 1.702 14. Mazzacane Prost Acer (M) 1:28.404 + 1.964 15. Bernoldi Arrows Asiatech (B) 1:28.639 + 2.199 16. Irvine Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:28.655 + 2.215 17. Alesi Prost Acer (M) 1:29.347 + 2.907 18. Marques European Minardi (M) 1:29.480 + 3.040 19. Button Benetton Renault (M) 1:29.593 + 3.153 20. Fisichella Benetton Renault (M) 1:29.623 + 3.183 21. Burti Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:30.030 + 3.590 22. Alonso European Minardi (M) 1:30.150 + 3.710

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