Monza testing

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Antonio Pizzonia came out on top during testing at monza while Michael Schumacher came unstuck on what was believed to be a tire failure while doing aound 300kph in his F2004, he managed to finish 7th down the order. Kimi was second fastest while Barrichello was third fastest in the Ferrari. BAR kept a satisfactory pace with all three cars in order by Anthony Davidson, Jenson Button and Takuma Sato in 4th, 5th and 6th where brakes and suspension were the focus of the teams testing. Renault who were concentrating on tire's had Alonso in 8th and Trulli 13th. Giancarlo Fisichella was 11th quickest for Sauber and will be taken over by Felipe Massa today. Webber was 14th in the Jaguar. I got the table of times and positions posted below:


Unofficial Thursday times from Monza:
1. Antonio Pizzonia, Williams (Michelin), 1:20.010
2. Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren (Michelin), 1:20.784
3. Rubens Barrichello, Ferrari (Bridgestone), 1:20.846
4. Anthony Davidson, BAR (Michelin), 1:20.874
5. Jenson Button, BAR (Michelin), 1:20.948
6. Takuma Sato, BAR (Michelin), 1:20.981
7. Michael Schumacher, Ferrari (Bridgestone), 1:21.060
8. Fernando Alonso, Renault (Michelin), 1:21.083
9. Juan Pablo Montoya, Williams (Michelin), 1:21.090
10. David Coulthard, McLaren (Michelin), 1:21.172
11. Giancarlo Fisichella, Sauber (Bridgestone), 1:21.179
12. Christian Klien, Jaguar (Michelin), 1:21.487
13. Jarno Trulli, Renault (Michelin), 1.21.658
14. Mark Webber, Jaguar (Michelin), 1:21.680
15. Olivier Panis, Toyota (Michelin), 1:22.480
16. Ricardo Zonta, Toyota (Michelin), 1:22.865
17. Timo Glock, Jordan (Bridgestone), 1:23.942
18. Zsolt Baumgartner, Minardi (Bridgestone), 1:24.099
19. Gianmaria Bruni, Minardi (Bridgestone), 1:25.018

courtesy: formula1.com

Pictures: Michael Schumacher climbing from the cockpit of his F2004 after the crash, Laying down on the grass for a few minutes before getting back to his feet and Juan Pablo Montoya in the BMW FW26.