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Raikkonen fastest in practice 1 - Hungary

Kimi Raikkonen topped the times in Friday's opening practice for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, the Finn in his McLaren Mercedes-Benz winding up ahead of Briton Anthony Davidson in a Honda at the end of a dull and overcast session

Davidson, the test and reserve driver, was seven tenths of a second behind the pace-setting lap of 1:21.624 clocked by Raikkonen, with German Michael Schumacher in his Ferrari third fastest.

Spaniard Pedro de la Rosa was fourth for McLaren ahead of Austrian Alexander Wurz, in a Williams, and the two Hondas driven by Brazilian Rubens Barrichello and Briton Jenson Button.

After heavy overnight showers, the circuit was damp and drying, but the weather was heavy, cool and threatening as the session began.

There were few incidents other than brief off-track excursions that claimed Neel Jani in a Toro Rosso-Cosworth, Italian Giancarlo Fisichella in his Renault, German Markus Winkelhock in a Midland and Dutchman Christijan Albers, his teammate. 

Pos  Driver        Team                     Time              Laps
 1.  Raikkonen     McLaren-Mercedes    (M)  1:21.624           5
 2.  Davidson      Honda               (M)  1:22.396 + 0.772   28
 3.  M.Schumacher  Ferrari             (B)  1:22.499 + 0.875   5
 4.  de la Rosa    McLaren-Mercedes    (M)  1:22.730 + 1.106   6
 5.  Wurz          Williams-Cosworth   (B)  1:22.941 + 1.317   25
 6.  Barrichello   Honda               (M)  1:23.553 + 1.929   6
 7.  Button        Honda               (M)  1:23.659 + 2.035   5
 8.  Doornbos      Red Bull-Ferrari    (M)  1:23.999 + 2.375   27
 9.  Trulli        Toyota              (B)  1:24.620 + 2.996   9
10.  Winkelhock    MF1-Toyota          (B)  1:25.194 + 3.570   26
11.  Jani          Toro Rosso-Cosworth (M)  1:25.424 + 3.800   17
12.  Liuzzi        Toro Rosso-Cosworth (M)  1:25.477 + 3.853   6
13.  Speed         Toro Rosso-Cosworth (M)  1:26.678 + 5.054   7
14.  Albers        MF1-Toyota          (B)  1:26.680 + 5.056   5
15.  Monteiro      MF1-Toyota          (B)  1:27.321 + 5.697   8
16.  Sato          Super Aguri-Honda   (B)  1:29.765 + 8.141   4
17.  R.Schumacher  Toyota              (B)  1:30.110 + 8.486   5
18.  Yamamoto      Super Aguri-Honda   (B)  1:30.353 + 8.729   12
19.  Alonso        Renault             (M)  No time            1
20.  Klien         Red Bull-Ferrari    (M)  No time            1
21.  Coulthard     Red Bull-Ferrari    (M)  No time            1
22.  Fisichella    Renault             (M)  No time            1
23.  Massa         Ferrari             (B)
24.  Webber        Williams-Cosworth   (B)
25.  Rosberg       Williams-Cosworth   (B)
26.  Heidfeld      BMW-Sauber          (M)
27.  Kubica        BMW-Sauber          (M)

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