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Saturday First Free Practice - Canadian GP

Underachieving Mika Hakkinen displayed his dominance in Canada after he topped the times in the first practice session in Montreal outpacing teammate David Coulthard.

Underachieving Mika Hakkinen displayed his dominance in Canada after he topped the times in the first practice session in Montreal outpacing teammate David Coulthard.

Hakkinen was just five hundredths of a second faster than the Scot as they both outpaced Ferrari duo Michael Schumacher in third and Rubens Barrichello in fourth.

Williams driver Ralf Schumacher was fifth fastest although teammate Juan Pablo Montoya suffered a disappointing session finishing 17th and suffered engine problems.

Eddie Irvine continued to impress at Montreal when he finished sixth and Jaguar return to form continued as Pedro de la Rosa ended the session in eight.

Jacques Villeneuve failed to post a competitive time completing only one lap before having trouble with his British American Racing car.

Pos Driver Team Times 1. Hakkinen Mclaren Mercedes (B) 1:16.828 207.159 km/h 2. Coulthard Mclaren Mercedes (B) 1:16.875 + 0.047 3. M.Schumacher Ferrari (B) 1:16.913 + 0.085 4. Barrichello Ferrari (B) 1:17.441 + 0.613 5. R.Schumacher Williams BMW (M) 1:17.777 + 0.949 6. Irvine Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:18.019 + 1.191 7. Heidfeld Sauber Petronas (B) 1:18.268 + 1.440 8. de la Rosa Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:18.359 + 1.531 9. Raikkonen Sauber Petronas (B) 1:18.393 + 1.565 10. Panis BAR Honda (B) 1:18.407 + 1.579 11. Trulli Jordan Honda (B) 1:18.575 + 1.747 12. Alesi Prost Acer (M) 1:18.935 + 2.107 13. Zonta Jordan Honda (B) 1:19.141 + 2.313 14. Fisichella Benetton Renault (M) 1:19.347 + 2.519 15. Bernoldi Arrows Asiatech (B) 1:19.561 + 2.733 16. Verstappen Arrows Asiatech (B) 1:19.757 + 2.929 17. Montoya Williams BMW (M) 1:19.811 + 2.983 18. Burti Prost Acer (M) 1:19.903 + 3.075 19. Button Benetton Renault (M) 1:20.403 + 3.575 20. Alonso Minardi European (M) 1:20.549 + 3.721 21. Marques Minardi European (M) 1:21.067 + 4.239 22. Villeneuve BAR Honda (B) no time All Timing Unofficial

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