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Sunday Warm Up - Hungarian GP

World Champion Michael Schumacher returned to the top of the times in Sunday's morning warm-up for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after Ferrari teammate and pole sitter Rubens Barrichello spun off into the gravel.

World Champion Michael Schumacher returned to the top of the times in Sunday's morning warm-up for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after Ferrari teammate and pole sitter Rubens Barrichello spun off into the gravel.

Barrichello, who just pipped Schumacher in Saturday's qualifying, was left to settle for second best in the final half-hour practice session, finishing one tenth behind the German. Barrichello spun his car on the dusty track three minutes from the end.

Kimi Raikkonen, who will start from 11th - his worst qualifying position of the season - gave his Michelin-shod McLaren-Mercedes team a boost in the already warm conditions by finishing third, although he was still more than seven tenths behind Schumacher.

The Jordan Honda cars continued to show good form around the tight and twisty Hungaroring with Giancarlo Fisichella, who will start the race from fifth place, finishing the final practice session in fourth with teammate Takuma Sato fifth.

Ralf Schumacher, of Williams-BMW, was sixth, with countryman Nick Heidfeld in seventh as he and teammate Felipe Massa sandwiched David Coulthard's eighth placed McLaren-Mercedes, with Jenson Button tenth for Renault.

The Minardi pair finished bottom of the pile once again, with newcomer Anthony Davidson last, but just more than a tenth of a second slower than teammate Mark Webber.

Pos Driver Team Time Laps 1. M.Schumacher Ferrari (B) 1:16.864 186.173 km/h 12 2. Barrichello Ferrari (B) 1:17.000 + 0.136 15 3. Raikkonen McLaren Mercedes (M) 1:17.659 + 0.795 10 4. Fisichella Jordan Honda (B) 1:17.972 + 1.108 15 5. Sato Jordan Honda (B) 1:18.132 + 1.268 14 6. R.Schumacher Williams BMW (M) 1:18.170 + 1.306 8 7. Heidfeld Sauber Petronas (B) 1:18.182 + 1.318 14 8. Coulthard McLaren Mercedes (M) 1:18.234 + 1.370 14 9. Massa Sauber Petronas (B) 1:18.246 + 1.382 16 10. Button Renault (M) 1:18.284 + 1.420 13 11. Panis BAR Honda (B) 1:18.320 + 1.456 13 12. Irvine Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:18.500 + 1.636 15 13. de la Rosa Jaguar Cosworth (M) 1:18.503 + 1.639 15 14. Villeneuve BAR Honda (B) 1:19.008 + 2.144 14 15. Trulli Renault (M) 1:19.138 + 2.274 14 16. Montoya Williams BMW (M) 1:19.152 + 2.288 16 17. Salo Toyota (M) 1:19.313 + 2.449 14 18. McNish Toyota (M) 1:19.650 + 2.786 14 19. Webber Minardi Asiatech (M) 1:20.648 + 3.784 16 20. Davidson Minardi Asiatech (M) 1:20.793 + 3.929 14 All Timing Unofficial

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