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Coulthard quickest at Jerez test

McLaren driver David Coulthard went quickest in testing at Jerez on Friday

The Scot put in the fastest time of the day with a 1.24.817 after 62 laps.

Jaguar test driver Luciano Burti was a close second, with a time of 1.25.010.

He completed 51 laps ahead of regular driver Eddie Irvine - who was fourth after posting a time of 1.25.605.

McLaren test driver Olivier Panis finished the day third quickest, while Pedro Diniz ended up fifth [1.25.968] - despite going off the circuit twice.

Ricardo Zonta got his first taste of British American Racing's Honda-powered 2000 challenger. He was sixth with a time of 1.26.623.

F1 hopeful, Jenson Button, was classified seventh - although he did not set a time after a series of mechanical failures thwarted his first taste of the Williams-BMW.

His rival for the seat, Brazilian Bruno Junqueira, did not get a chance to test the car at all.

Testing continues on Saturday.

Times from Jerez:











































Position


Driver


Team


Time


1


D Coulthard


McLaren


1.24.817


2


L Burti


Jaguar


1.25.010


3


O Panis


McLaren


1.25.324


4


E Irvine


Jaguar


1.25.605


5


P Diniz


Sauber


1.25.968


6


R Zonta


BAR


1.26.623


7


J Button


Williams


No time

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