By Nick Sparkes
May 27 2006

The final practice session saw all twenty-two cars take to the track in a last gasp effort to fine-tune their cars for qualifying. Toyota looked to be in their worst situation since the opening race in Bahrain, struggling in every sector and finishing right back with the Super Aguri's. Saturday – Third Session

Surprisingly all the drivers behaved very well during the final one hour session, with Fernando Alonso topping the time sheets. Ferrari looked to be in better shape with Michael Schumacher finishing second, whilst David Coulthard popped his Red Bull Ferrari into the top four.

Toyota never made any lasting impressions near the top of the times, with Jarno and Ralf struggling to even get ahead of Super Aguri. In the last few minutes the pair would improve their times, but not by much with Jarno ending up nineteenth and Ralf twenty-first, around three seconds behind the fastest lap.

Next up is qualifying, which is expected to be the most exciting all season. With all twenty-two cars running in the first fifteen minutes, tensions will be raising and hands will be waving as the seconds count down. Do not miss it!

1	F. Alonso		Renault		1:13.823	19
2	M. Schumacher		Ferrari		1:14.031	20
3	G. Fisichella		Renault		1:14.056	20
4	D. Coulthard		Red Bull		1:14.550	19
5	N. Rosberg		Williams		1:14.623	17
6	JP. Montoya		McLaren		1:14.785	21
7	M. Webber		Williams		1:14.804	16
8	F. Massa		Ferrari		1:14.842	24
9	J. Button		Honda		1:15.020	21
10	K. Räikkönen		McLaren		1:15.124	17
11	R. Barrichello		Honda		1:15.283	20
12	C. Klien		Red Bull		1:15.476	19
13	N. Heidfeld		BMW		1:15.591	20
14	T. Monteiro		Midland F1		1:15.809	26
15	C. Albers		Midland F1		1:16.066	26
16	V. Liuzzi		Scuderia Toro Rosso		1:16.147	27
17	S. Speed		Scuderia Toro Rosso		1:16.201	21
18	J. Villeneuve		BMW		1:16.285	27
19	J. Trulli		Toyota		1:16.456	24
20	T. Sato		Super Aguri		1:17.148	24
21	R. Schumacher		Toyota		1:17.860	21
22	F. Montagny		Super Aguri		1:17.934	21