All Ferrari front row for 2006 Japanese Grand Prix
{{date|October 7, 2006}}

[[w:Ferrari|Ferrari]] driver [[w:Felipe Massa|Felipe Massa]] and his teammate [[w:Michael Schumacher|Michael Schumacher]] won the front row on the [[w:FIA|FIA]] [[w:Formula-1|Formula-1]] 2006 [[w:Fuji Television|Fuji Television]] [[w:2006 Japanese Grand Prix|Japanese Grand Prix]] on the [[w:Suzuka Circuit|Suzuka International Racing Course]]. On the dying minutes of the qualification Massa suddenly overtook the seven times world champion thus winning the pole for the red team.

[[w:Ralf Schumacher|Ralf Schumacher's]] [[w:Toyota|Toyota]] amazed Japanese fans, showed third result, followed by the other Toyota of [[w:Jarno Trulli|Jarno Trulli]]. [[w:Renault|Renault]] drivers [[w:Fernando Alonso|Fernando Alonso]] and [[w:Giancarlo Fisichella|Giancarlo Fisicella]] classified after him.

Not a bad result for another Japanese team - [[w:Honda F1|Honda]] drivers
[[w:Jenson Button|Jenson Button]] and [[w:Rubens Barrichello|Rubens Barrichello]] on the fourth line of the grid.

== Sources ==
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* ''FIA Formula-1 2006 Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix qualification, live TV broadcast, 07.10.2006 14:00 UTC''
* [http://www.formula1.com/race/news/5084/768.html Massa beats Michael to Japan pole], Formula1.com Press Release, October 7, 2006

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Ferrari driver Felipe Massa and his teammate Michael Schumacher won the front row on the FIA Formula-1 2006 Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix on the Suzuka International Racing Course. On the dying minutes of the qualification Massa suddenly overtook the seven times world champion thus winning the pole for the red team.

Ralf Schumacher's Toyota amazed Japanese fans, showed third result, followed by the other Toyota of Jarno Trulli. Renault drivers Fernando Alonso and Giancarlo Fisicella classified after him.

Not a bad result for another Japanese team - Honda drivers
Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello on the fourth line of the grid.
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