Barrichello delights home fans

Local hero Rubens Barrichello sent his countrymen into raptures as he scorched to pole position for tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo.

Barrichello delights home fans
Sat, 05 Apr, 2003 - 19:39

Local hero Rubens Barrichello sent his countrymen into raptures as he scorched to pole position for tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo.

The 30-year-old Ferrari driver took the seventh pole of his career by just 0.011 seconds from Britain’s David Coulthard as the qualifying session ended in a thrilling climax.

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CourtsFormula OneHeathrowPlace: São PauloPlace: BritainPlace: AustraliaPlace: InterlagosPlace: MalaysiaPlace: MonacoPlace: BrazilPerson: BarrichelloPerson: Rubens BarrichelloPerson: David CoulthardPerson: Mark WebberPerson: CoulthardPerson: WebberPerson: Michael SchumacherPerson: Jarno TrulliPerson: Jenson ButtonPerson: ButtonPerson: Jacques VilleneuvePerson: Ralph FirmanPerson: Justin WilsonPerson: ScotPerson: Kimi RaikkonenPerson: Ayrton SennaPerson: SennaPerson: JordanPerson: MarkEvent: Brazilian Grand PrixEvent: British Grand PrixEvent: 1994 San Marino Grand PrixOrganisation: FerrariOrganisation: JaguarOrganisation: RenaultOrganisation: MinardiOrganisation: McLaren
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