Kubica tops final practice in Japan
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11-Oct-2008 41 related
        

Updated at 6:06pm on 11 October 2008 BMW Saubers'sr Robert Kubica has topped the timesheets in the third and final practice session for tomorrow's Japanese Grand Prix. The Pole, edged Toyota's Timo Glock, the surprise leader after yesterday's practice, by 0.084 seconds. Renault's Nelson Piquet, Kubica's teammate Nick Heidfeld and Williams' local hope Kazuki Nakajima rounded out the top five. World championship leader... [read full story]                    

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