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Session	2003		2002
Friday Practice	Results	Report	Results
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Track Length	No. of Laps	Lap Record	Driver and Car
4.574 KM	67	1:16.462	M. Schumacher - Ferrari - 2002
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6.823 KM	45	1:41.808	J. Montoya - Williams - 2001
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German Formula 1 Grand Prix Results - Summary
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Year	Pole Position	Fastest Race Lap	Race Winner
2006	K. Raikkonen McLaren - 1:14.070	M. Schumacher Ferrari - 1:16.357	M. Schumacher Ferrari
2005	K. Raikkonen McLaren - 1:14.320	K. Raikkonen McLaren - 1:14.873	F. Alonso Renault
2004	M. Schumacher Ferrari - 1:13.306	K. Raikkonen McLaren - 1:13.780	M. Schumacher Ferrari
2003	J. Montoya Williams - 1:15.167	J. Montoya Williams - 1:14.917	J. Montoya Williams
2002	M. Schumacher Ferrari - 1:14.389	M. Schumacher Ferrari - 1:16.462	M. Schumacher Ferrari
2001	J. Montoya Williams - 1:38.117	J. Montoya Williams - 1:41.808	R. Schumacher Williams
2000	D. Coulthard McLaren - 1:45.697 (wet conditions)	R. Barrichello Ferrari - 1:44.300	R. Barrichello Ferrari
1999	M. Hakkinen McLaren - 1:42.950	D. Coulthard McLaren - 1:45.270	E. Irvine Ferrari
1998	M. Hakkinen McLaren - 1:41.838	D. Coulthard McLaren - 1:46.116	M. Hakkinen McLaren
1997	G. Berger Benetton - 1:41.873	G. Berger Benetton - 1:45.747	G. Berger Benetton

The 2002 race

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari	Michael Schumacher wins the race with relative ease after Ralf Schumacher struggles with his car in the final stint and makes an unscheduled stop losing second place to his team-mate. Rubens Barrichello finishes 4th after having a delayed pit stop which loses him time David Coulthard has a quiet race and ends up 5th and a lap down. Kimi Raikkonen suffers a puncture and is out of points contention and ends up spinning. Just 9 cars finished the race. Ferrari, Williams and Sauber managed to finish both their cars. Jaguar, BAR, Arrows and Renault failed to finish either of their cars. Minardi failed to finish their only car as Yoong failed to qualify (again!)
2.	Juan Pablo Montoya - Williams
3.	Ralf Schumacher - Williams
4.	Rubens Barrichello - Ferrari
5.	David Coulthard - McLaren
6.	Nick Heidfeld - Sauber

The 2001 race

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Ralf Schumacher - Williams	Ralf Schumacher wins his 3rd race of the season starting from second on the grid. Rubens Barrichello finishes second on a two stop strategy. Jacques Villeneuve gives BAR their second podium finish of the season. After a disastrous start to the season, Benetton get both of their cars in the points. Jean Alesi finishes his last race for the Prost team in 6th! Juan Pablo Montoya starting from Pole retires with an engine failure. Michael Schumacher retires with a fuel pressure problem. Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard retire with engine failures. The race was restarted after Luciano Burti slammed into a slowing Michael Schumacher moments after the initial start of the race. 10 cars finished the race. BAR, Benetton and Arrows managed to finish both their cars. Jordan, McLaren, Sauber and Jaguar failed to finish either of their cars.
2.	Rubens Barrichello - Ferrari
3.	Jacques Villeneuve - BAR
4.	Giancarlo Fisichella - Benetton
5.	Jenson Button - Benetton
6.	Jean Alesi - Prost

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