Although Kimi's lap was sent at the end of the day, its showing signs that the new McLaren isn't much of a pig after all. Behind the Finn came the two Renault's of Giancarlo Fisichella and Fernando Alonso, who on a rare occasion suffered mechanical problems during the day.

Jenson Button managed to get his Honda ahead of the two Toyota's, with Jarno Trulli and Ralf Schumacher showing a much improved pace with their new aerodynamic package.

Super Aguri ran their second driver Yuji Ide for the second day, although the car was 9.2 seconds off the pace, the team were concentrating on system checks more than fastest laps.

1	K. Räikkönen	McLaren		01:15.223	96
2	G. Fisichella	Renault		01:15.500	92
3	F. Alonso	Renault		01:15.801	93
4	J. Button	Honda		01:15.969	88
5	J. Trulli	Toyota		01:16.193	93
6	R. Schumacher	Toyota		01:16.381	47
7	R. Barrichello	Honda		01:16.486	66
8	JP. Montoya	McLaren		01:16.538	87
9	C. Klien	Red Bull		01:16.927	35
10	D. Coulthard	Red Bull		01:18.212	12
11	M. Webber	Williams		01:18.265	88
12	C. Albers	Midland F1		01:19.300	28
13	T. Monteiro	Midland F1		01:20.381	35
14	Y. Ide	Super Aguri		01:24.455	43

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