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Bahrain 2004 - chronology

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chronology of race weekend

lap
Fri PM	Kimi Räikkonen	retired - motor
Fri PM	Jarno Trulli	retired - motor
Fri PM	David Coulthard	retired - brakes
1	Fernando Alonso	collision
2	Mark Webber, David Coulthard	overtaking
2	Cristiano da Matta, Felipe Massa	overtaking
	Christian Klien, Kimi Räikkonen	overtaking try
7	Jarno Trulli, Takuma Sato	overtaking
	Ralf Schumacher, Takuma Sato	collision
8	Kimi Räikkonen	retired - motor
11	David Coulthard, Olivier Panis	overtaking
11	Mark Webber, Olivier Panis	overtaking
12	Christian Klien, Felipe Massa	overtaking
12	Jarno Trulli, Nick Heidfeld	overtaking
16	Christian Klien	driving mistake
17	Jenson Button, Takuma Sato	overtaking
20	Fernando Alonso, Ralf Schumacher, Felipe Massa	overtaking
	Takuma Sato	driving mistake
28	Ralf Schumacher, Cristiano da Matta	overtaking
30	Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber	overtaking try
31	Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber	overtaking
31	Ralf Schumacher, Giancarlo Fisichella	overtaking
31	Cristiano da Matta, Giancarlo Fisichella	overtaking
	Ralf Schumacher, Felipe Massa	collision
33	Takuma Sato, David Coulthard	overtaking
45	Zsolt Baumgartner	retired - unknown
	Jenson Button, Juan Pablo Montoya	overtaking
	Jarno Trulli, Juan Pablo Montoya	overtaking
51	David Coulthard	retired - other reason

deja-vu in the desert

In the qualifying, Ferrari occupies the first row in front of the Williams and BAR.

The race itself is despite the new track a deja-vu: Like before Ferrari dominates easily and finish the race with a double-victory, as usual Schumacher in front of Barrichello. Behind them Button and Trulli. Probably the most remarkable performance today is Alonso's race from the 17th grid position to a finish at a respectable 6th place.