Testing times for Barcelona

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from Autosport
Barcelona test, day three - unofficial times
Pos Driver Car (Spec) Tyres Laps
1 Michael Schumacher, Ferrari (2001) B, 1m20.030s, 71 laps
2 Olivier Panis, BAR-Honda (2001) B, 1m20.775s, 49 laps
3 Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Jordan-Honda (2001) B, 1m20.963s, 37 laps
4 Mika Hakkinen, McLaren-Mercedes (2000) B, 1m20.973s, 83 laps
5 Eddie Irvine, Jaguar (2001) M, 1m20.983s, 100 laps
6 Luca Badoer, Ferrari (2000) B, 1m21.037s, 59 laps
7 Jarno Trulli, Jordan-Honda (2001) B, 1m21.629s, 38 laps
8 Jos Verstappen, Arrows-AMT (2001) B, 1m21.864s, 45 laps
9 David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes (2000) B, 1m21.864s, 59 laps
10 Pedro de la Rosa, Arrows-AMT (2001) B, 1m21.875s, 54 laps
11 Jacques Villeneuve, BAR-Honda (2001) B, 1m21.975s, 52 laps
12 Marc Gene, Williams-BMW (2000) M, 1m22.080s, 51 laps
13 Mark Webber, Benetton-Renault (2000) M, 1m22.137s, 62 laps
14 Oriol Servia, Prost-Acer (2001) M, 1m22.150s, 51 laps
15 Enrique Bernoldi, Arrows-AMT (2000) B, 1m22.240s, 79 laps
16 Ralf Schumacher, Williams-BMW (2001) M, 1m22.276s, 33 laps
17 Jenson Button, Benetton-Renault (2001) M, 1m25.359s, 13 laps
18 Monk de Wally de Honk, Vanwall (1955) E, 2m36.211s, 45 laps
M - Michelin
B – Bridgestone
E - Engelbert

It was the Englebert that caught my eye.
Are Vanwall going to make a comeback?
Who on earth is Monk de Wally de Honk?
Someone's havin' a larf aren't they?