WilliamsF1 3rd & 7th in Friday Hungarian practice

As the teams and drivers prepared for the second Friday practice session at the Hungaroring the Ferrari team were again leading the way with Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello taking first and second in the first practice session. Jordan's Timo Glock would again lead the field out of the pit lane. It would be Sauber's Giancarlo Fisichella who would move to the top of the times with a 1m:24.967. He would quickly be beaten by Michael Schumacher who would set a time of 1m:22.944. Jordan's Nick Heidfeld would move into sixth position, a time of 1m:23.638. BAR's Anthony Davidson was now in second with a time of 1m:23.353, while Bruni's session would end when he was to spin his Minardi into the gravel trap.

Pizzonia would move into fourth with a time of 1m:24.186. Barrichello would set the fastest first sector, 29.0 seconds, going on to move into first with a time of 1m:22.484. Alonso would go fourth, a time of 1m:23.490, while David Coulthard would set a time of 1m:22.847 to be behind Rubens. Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen were both out on the circuit and Button would go twelfth fastest with a 1m:24.159. Kimi would move into fourth.

Michael Schumacher would come out but he was not able to beat his team-mate Barrichello moving into second, a time of 1m:22.334. With nearly half the session complete Mark Webber was in sixth position with a time of 1m:23.087. Antonio Pizzonia was to move into second position with a 1m:21.574, while things returned to normal with Michael Schumacher moving to the top of the times with a 1m:21.551. The top eight were Michael Schumacher, Pizzonia,
Barrichello, Montoya, Fisichella, Zonta and Wirdheim.

For McLaren Coulthard was in ninth position just ahead of his team-mate Raikkonen. Button would move into fourth with a lap of 1m:21.766. Team-mate Sato was in the top ten with a 1m:22.343. While at the front Raikkonen would put his McLaren into third place time with a time of 1m:21.582. BAR's Anthony Davidson was only in eleventh, time of 1m:22.356.

Juan Pablo would set a very quick time to move into first with a lap of 1m:21.185. But Michael would fight back and would again assume his place at the top of the times with a 1m:21.009. But it was still encouraging for the BMW WilliamsF1 team with the revised FW26 in second and third positions. Button would move into sixth.

But Raikkonen would go out and set a time which would beat that of Michael, a 1m:20.884. Kimi would be backed up by Coulthard who would improve from eleventh to fourth, a 1m:21.203. Panis would take fifth in the TF104B, a 1m:21.352. Michael would make a last minute attempt to secure the quickest time but he would abandon it seeing Kimi on the top of the time sheets.