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He may have decided to race in the British Grand Prix next weekend, but Damon Hill suffered a familiar problem at Silverstone when he went off the track in testing

After postponing his retirement for one final race, Hill returned to testing today and in spite off his off-track excursion found himself among the top 10 drivers. His car suffered only minor damage.

He participated in the morning and afternoon sessions, recording a best time of 1:28.237 in his 38 laps.

Top of the times was Rubens Barrichello, who after his French GP qualifying display was perhaps again demonstrating his liking for damp conditions, as Silverstone was overcast all day with some showers.

The other wet-weather specialist Michael Schumacher finished fourth, with his team-mate Eddie Irvine in fifth, keen to keep up with the leaders and especially Barrichello following rumours that the Brazilian is on his way to Ferrari next year.

Tomorrow is the final day for the teams to test before the British GP.

Testing times from Silverstone



























































































Driver


Team


Time


R Barrichello


Stewart


1:26.427


D Coulthard


McLaren


1:26.676


M Hakkinen


McLaren


1:27.159


M Schumacher


Ferrari


1:27.361


E Irvine


Ferrari


1:27.701


O Panis


Prost


1:27.709


H-H Frentzen


Jordan


1:27.800


J Villeneuve


BAR


1:28.162


D Hill


Jordan


1:28.237


R Zonta


BAR


1:28.257


J Herbert


Stewart


1:28.381


R Schumacher


Williams


1:28.612


P Diniz


Sauber


1:28.895


G Fisichella


Benetton


1:28.948


A Wurz


Benetton


1:29.249


S Nakano


Jordan


1:29.446


M Gene


Minardi


1:29.685


L Badoer


Minardi


1:29.827


A Zanardi


Williams


1:29.944


T Takagi


Arrows


1:30.407


S Sarazin


Prost


1:30.663

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