Ferraris parked in front row

Bazilian Rubens Barrichello will start Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix on pole position alongside Formula One world champion Michael Schu...

Bazilian Rubens Barrichello will start Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix on pole position alongside Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher in an all-Ferrari front row.

Barrichello swept around the tight and twisty Hungararing circuit in one minute 13.333 seconds to knock Schumacher off the top spot by a mere 0.059 of a second.

The German, his fifth title won and now seeking to become the first man to win 10 races in a season, had been fastest halfway through the qualifying session. It was Barrichello’s third pole of the season and sixth of his career.

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Ralf Schumacher led an all-Williams second row ahead of his Colombian team mate Juan Pablo Montoya while Italians Giancarlo Fisichella, in a Jordan, and Renault’s Jarno Trulli were fifth and sixth respectively.

The Ferrari dominance set the Italian team up ahead of a race expected to bring them their 12th constructors’ title and fourth championship in a row.

Briton Anthony Davidson, driving a Minardi, will make his debut from last place on the grid after successfully qualifying little more than half a second slower than his Australian team mate Mark Webber. The grid will be 20 cars, with Arrows absent.

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