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Unlap

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Un`lap´
v. t.1.To unfold.


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McNish reflected: "With a new nose fitted I was really able to push hard and my lap times were fast allowing me to unlap myself.
Oh, and Hamilton (right) again proved he's the new Tiger Woods when he was allowed to continue after his car was lifted by a crane and then permitted to unlap himself before the restart.
McLaren are still chasing their first one-two for five years and Raikkonen cursed Pizzonia's apparent error ( which came as he tried to unlap himself ( for ruining a flawless race.
 
 
 
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