Originally posted by Section8Blammo
Entirely possible too with all the added rules this year but I'm still pulling for Schumacher to take his 6th. Raikonnen had the fastest laps of the day. Somewhere in the 1:11:xx range.
Nope... Schumi had a 1:11:473.
1. Michael Schumacher - 1'11"473 - lap 13
2. Fernando Alonso - 1'11"525 - lap 9
3. Juan Pablo Montoya - 1'11"595 - lap 9
4. Kimi Raikkonen - 1'11"617 - lap 9
5. Ralf Schumacher - 1'11"655 - lap 13
6. David Coulthard - 1'12"009 - lap 12
7. Jarno Trulli - 1'12"015 - lap 14
8. Jenson Button - 1'13"038 - lap 10
9. Nick Heidfeld - 1'13"085 - lap 13
10. Mark Webber - 1'13"099 - lap 12
11. Cristiano Da Matta - 1'13"231 - lap 13
12. Justin Wilson - 1'13"324 - lap 12
13. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1'13"338 - lap 71
14. Olivier Panis - 1'13"340 - lap 12
15. Jacques Villeneuve - 1'13"538 - lap 62
16. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1'13"630 - lap 13
17. Rubens Barrichello - 1'13"905 - lap 2
18. Ralph Firman - 1'14"687 - lap 11
19. Nicolas Kiesa - 1'14"737 - lap 67
20. Jos Verstappen - 1'15"257 - lap 68
Raikonnen can win but its a very difficult task. It means a lot of things screwing up for Ferrari.