Red Bull British GP - Silverstone Friday Practice Report
Silverstone Circuit
Car 2 MARK WEBBER Car
1st Practice P1, 2nd Practice P14
“I think everybody expected this weather today – it looks a bit better for tomorrow and Sunday. It’s normal for Silverstone to have difficult conditions, as the rain showers come fast and the wind is high, so the conditions can change quite quickly. We got some good information on the intermediate tyres today, I did all my running on one set. Hopefully we can try the dry tyres tomorrow.”
Car 1 SEBASTIAN VETTEL
1st Practice P13, 2nd Practice P18
“The circuit was changing a lot today, so it was hard to find out too much and understand the effect of the changes introduced this weekend, but we will learn more tomorrow. I was happy with the car today and the balance, even in these conditions. I have all the pit crew on my helmet at this year’s race, their local race, to say thank you for all their hard work.”
MARK WEBBER First Practice Session Position: 1, Best Time: 1:46.603, Laps: 19, Chassis No. 4 Second Practice Session Position: 14, Best Time 1:52.587, Laps: 26, Chassis No. 4
SEBASTIAN VETTEL First Practice Session Position: 13, Best Time: 1:48.794, Laps: 21, Chassis No. 3 Second Practice Session Position: 18, Best Time: 1:54.545, Laps: 31, Chassis No. 3
By: Red Bull
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