For Juan Pablo his time would be very close to that of Michael Schumacher who set the fastest lap so far. During the session both drivers would try new rubber, with the team would lowering Juan Pablo's car and taking off some wing. The teams Michelin tyres performed well during the session.

Again it would be Michael Schumacher who was the fastest in practice this morning at Monza. But his margin was smaller than that of Friday. Michael finished with a 1m:22.110 but Juan Pablo was only two hundredths of a second behind.

The session would be red flagged when the engine of Rubens Barrichello blew up leaving the car in a difficult position. Rubens would complete just four laps and could only set a best time of 1m:26.095, putting him in 19th.

In third and fourth were the McLaren's of David Coulthard and Kimi Raikkonen, ahead of Ralf, and the Jaguars of Irvine and de la Rosa were sixth and seventh. The Jaguar team certainly has made improvements for this race.

Sauber’s Felipe Massa finished eighth with a 1m:23.475, ahead of Toyota's Allan McNish. BAR's Jacques Villeneuve was tenth, followed by Jarno Trulli, Sauber's Nick Heidfeld, and Jordan’s Giancarlo Fisichella.

Toyota's Mika Salo was fourteenth, heading Renault’s Jenson Button, Olivier Panis, Takuma Sato, and Mark Webber. Webber would have an off track moment but was able to re-join the track and return to the pits. Team-mate Alex Yoong was last.