Frentzen fastest in first warm-up session
Jordan driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen went quickest in the first of this morning's two warm-up sessions at Monza
The German led the pack with a 1.23.651, closely followed by the McLarens of Mika Hakkinen [1.23.672] and David Coulthard [1.23.680).
Frentzen's team-mate Damon Hill managed 13th, with a 1.24.712.
Eddie Irvine remained off the pace [he was 16th overall in Friday's practice sessions], coming seventh with a 1.24.330.
The surprises came Stewart's Johnny Herbert, who follows in fourth place with a 1.23.971 - just over two-tenths slower than the McLarens, and eight places ahead of his team-mate Rubens Barrichello, who was 12th with a 1.24.617.
Williams driver Alex Zanardi continued his strong performance from yesterday's sessions with a 1.24.127s lap time.
His team-mate Ralf Schumacher was eight quickest this morning, putting in a 1.24.380.
|
Position |
Driver |
Team |
Time |
|
1 |
H-H Frentzen |
Jordan |
1.23.651 |
|
2 |
M Hakkinen |
McLaren |
1.23.672 |
|
3 |
D Coulthard |
McLaren |
1.23.680 |
|
4 |
J Herbert |
Stewart |
1.23.971 |
|
5 |
J Trulli |
Prost |
1.24.087 |
|
6 |
A Zanardi |
Williams |
1.24.127 |
|
7 |
E Irvine |
Ferrari |
1.24.330 |
|
8 |
R Schumacher |
Williams |
1.24.380 |
|
9 |
J Villeneuve |
BAR |
1.24.412 |
|
10 |
M Salo |
Ferrari |
1.24.475 |
|
11 |
A Wurz |
Benetton |
1.24.576 |
|
12 |
R Barrichello |
Stewart |
1.24.617 |
|
13 |
D Hill |
Jordan |
1.24.712 |
|
14 |
O Panis |
Prost |
1.24.728 |
|
15 |
J Alesi |
Sauber |
1.24.770 |
|
16 |
P Diniz |
Sauber |
1.24.976 |
|
17 |
G Fisichella |
Benetton |
1.25.063 |
|
18 |
L Badoer |
Minardi |
1.25.605 |
|
19 |
R Zonta |
BAR |
1.25.761 |
|
20 |
T Takagi |
Arrows |
1.26.631 |
|
21 |
P De la Rosa |
Arrows |
1.26.749 |
|
22 |
M Gene |
Minardi |
1.34.022 |
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