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McLaren star Kimi Raikkonen set a blistering pace in first practice for the Brazilian GP.
The Finn was closely followed by Honda's Anthony Davidson and Williams man Alex Wurz.
The 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix will be the final race in British American Tobacco’s association with F1 over the past eight years. To mark its departure as title sponsor of the Honda Racing F1 Team and its withdrawal from the world of motor sport, the team will be running a unique and distinct livery over the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend.
The 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix will be the final race in British American Tobacco’s association with F1 over the past eight years. To mark its departure as title sponsor of the Honda Racing F1 Team and its withdrawal from the world of motor sport, the team will be running a unique and distinct livery over the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend.
Kimi Raikkonen topped the timesheets in Brazil on Friday morning with a best lap of 1m13.764s, a tenth faster than Honda test driver Anthony Davidson and Williams's Alexander Wurz.
Kimi Raikkonen topped the timesheets in Brazil on Friday morning with a best lap of 1m13.764s, a tenth faster than Honda test driver Anthony Davidson and Williams's Alexander Wurz.
Davidson and Wurz complete top-three.
Brazilian GP - Practice 1 Results
Brazilian GP - Practice 1 Results
Engine change for Alonso, but no drama
Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher decide against doing timed laps in the first practice session for Sunday's Brazilian GP.
Brazil GP: Friday Free 1 - Times
On Friday's first free practice session in Interlagos, Brazil, Kimi Raikkonen was the fastest man out on track. The Finn was just a fraction faster than Honda's test and reserve driver Anthony Davidson.
