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Andy
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Alan Dove
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1. Kimi Raikkonen Finland Ferrari-Ferrari 01:26.072
2. Fernando Alonso Spain McLaren Mercedes-Mercedes 01:26.493
3. Nick Heidfeld Germany BMW-Sauber 01:26.556
4. Lewis Hamilton Britain McLaren Mercedes-Mercedes 01:26.755
5. Robert Kubica Poland BMW-Sauber 01:27.347
6. Giancarlo Fisichella Italy Renault-Renault 01:27.634
7. Mark Webber Australia Red Bull-Renault 01:27.934
8. Jarno Trulli Italy Toyota-Toyota 01:28.404
9. Ralf Schumacher Germany Toyota-Toyota 01:28.692
10. Takuma Sato Japan Super Aguri-Honda 01:28.871
11. Anthony Davidson Britain Super Aguri-Honda 01:26.909
12. Nico Rosberg Germany Williams-Toyota 01:26.914
13. Heikki Kovalainen Finland Renault-Renault 01:26.964
14. Jenson Button Britain Honda-Honda 01:27.264
15. Alexander Wurz Austria Williams-Toyota 01:27.393
16. Felipe Massa Brazil Ferrari-Ferrari no time Q2
17. Rubens Barrichello Brazil Honda-Honda 01:27.679
18. Scott Speed USA Toro Rosso-Ferrari 01:28.305
19. David Coulthard Britain Red Bull-Renault 01:28.579
20. Vitantonio Liuzzi Italy Toro Rosso-Ferrari 01:29.267
21. Adrian Sutil Germany Spyker-Ferrari 01:29.339
22. Christijan Albers Holland Spyker-Ferrari 01:31.932
Hamilton looked comfortable and Alonso was definitely feeling the heat. bar a rubbish middle sector Hamilton could have been closer to the front. Very good drive though. Kubica, and Heidfield are looking quick, buit over the long runs I am not sure they'll have the outright speed of Ferrari and Mclaren.
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Stefan Rzadzinski
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I hope that my Kubica and Kimi 1-2. 
From this weekend this is how I see it:
1. Ferrari-Mclaren at the top.
2. Renault-BMW fighting for 3rd. (I hope BMW will fight for race wins a lot now too though. Maybe they can still be at the top...)
3. Williams-Red Bull-Toyota-Super Aguri (haha, that makes me chuckle)
4. Honda (Until they can get faster, it's hilariously slow. But they do have the whole world on their shoulders) and maybe Torro Rosso
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