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"  Juan Pablo Montoya finally scored his first victory as a McLaren-Mercedes driver after a season of frustration in the shadow of team mate Kimi Raikkonen.   The Colombian qualified second to championship leader Fernando Alonso, but swept past in an aggressive move on the first lap, and overcame pressure from the Spaniard for the duration of the race. Crucially, he stayed just ahead at the first pit stops, despite coming in a lap ahead of his rival.   Montoya&amp;#039;s season was interrupted by a two-race absence due to injury, and he has also suffered with reliability problems, losing a potential second place in the recent French GP with a hydraulic failure. This was the fifth win of his career, following the four he scored with Williams.   Alonso was right behind Montoya at the flag, but was happy to take the second place points at a track which wasn&amp;#039;t expected to favour Renault. He also gained another two points on his title rival, Raikkonen, and now leads the McLaren man by 77 points to 51, with eight races still to run, and a fantastic battle between the two teams a real possibility.   Incredibly, for the second race running, the Finn suffered an engine failure in practice. That meant he had to switch to a fresh engine and take a 10-place grid penalty. He qualified second, and thus had to start twelth. He gained several places at the start, but then spent the first stint stuck behind Michael Schumacher, who was struggling to find speed with the Ferrari. For the rest of the race, he was generally in clean air, and by the flag he had worked his way up to third, having at one point put an aggressive pass on a fuelled-up Alonso \u2014 just before his own pit stop dropped him back.   Giancarlo Fisichella was not far behind teammate Alonso for much of the race, but a stall exiting his final pit stop cost time and dropped him behind Raikkonen. He eventually finished fourth.   Jenson Button started second after Kimi&amp;#039;s penalty moved him up a slot. He ran third in the early stages, but later dropped back to fifth. Although unable to match the pace of the McLarens and Renaults, he was nevertheless more than 30 seconds ahead of the of Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello at the end. The Italian team was at a loss to explain its lack of form in the race.   The final point went to Ralf Schumacher, who for once outraced teammate Jarno Trulli. It was a poor day for BMW Williams, with Mark Webber and Nick Heidfeld reduced to the status of also-rans.   BAR Honda&amp;#039;s Takuma Sato finished well down the field after managing to switch off his engine when he pressed the wrong button approaching the grid. The car was pushed to the pit lane and after restarting, he joined the tail of the pack. Jacques Villeneuve ran over a member of his pit crew when he tried to leave a stop prematurely, but fortunately there were no serious injuries.   The race was preceded by a one minute&amp;#039;s silence to honor the memory of the victims of the London train bombings. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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