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2004 Qualifying Differentials

By Marcel Borsboom, Netherlands
Atlas F1 Magazine Writer



With twelve double qualifying sessions completed for 2004, the differentials are once again on a roll! Let's see which drivers deserve bragging rights.

Germany Notables

  • Antonio Pizzonia Despite the German Grand Prix being Antonio Pizzonia's first qualifying in what one might consider a top team, the Brazilian did not in fact better or match his best grid position to date - eighth in the 2003 Austrian Grand Prix.

  • Changes Since Britain: Fernando Alonso is now faster than Renault teammate Jarno Trulli in the overal differentials for the second session.

The Elevator

This chart reflects the position changes between the first part and the second part of qualifying. Whether it has any meaning, we leave it up to you to decide...

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Volume 10, Issue 30
July 28th 2004

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