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Irvine fastest in first practice

Ferrari have the upper hand after first practice in Canada, Eddie Irvine and Michael Schumacher are over a second quicker than the opposition

Mika Hakkinen is in trouble, spinning into the gravel at the second hairpin on his first attempt at a quick lap. He lost the last third of the session. Alex Zanardi barely left the pits before suffering another gearbox failure.

Another strong run from Alesi gave him 4th place, but team mate Diniz is way down after an early crash in turn one.

Home hero Villeneuve is 7th, but the star of the session looked like being Luca Badoer, who was in the top ten for some time in his Minardi. He eventually slipped to 14th.

The Jordans were slightly off the pace. Both Frentzen and Hill had off track excursions en route to 10th and 11th


















































































































1.


Eddie Irvine


Ferrari


1m21.044s


2.


Michael Schumacher


Ferrari


1m21.329s


3.


David Coulthard


McLaren


1m22.113s


4.


Jean Alesi


Sauber


1m22.733s


5.


Ralf Schumacher


Williams


1m22.953s


6.


Olivier Panis


Prost


1m22.957s


7.


Jacques Villeneuve


BAR


1m23.127s


8.


Johnny Herbert


Stewart


1m23.303s


9.


Rubens Barrichello


Stewart


1m23.342s


10.


Heinz-Harald Frentzen


Jordan


1m23.548s


11.


Damon Hill


Jordan


1m23.554s


12.


Jarno Trulli


Prost


1m23.670s


13.


Mika Hakkinen


McLaren


1m23.758s


14.


Luca Badoer


Minardi


1m23.958s


15.


Giancarlo Fisichella


Benetton


1m24.060s


16.


Ricardo Zonta


BAR


1m24.196s


17.


Alex Wurz


Benetton


1m24.246s


18.


Pedro Diniz


Sauber


1m24.462s


19.


Tora Takagi


Arrows


1m24.543s


20.


Marc Gene


Minardi


1m24.610s


21.


Pedro de la Rosa


Arrows


1m25.240s


22.


Alex Zanardi


Williams


1m36.254s

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