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Bahrain GP: Red Bull Friday practice notes

Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the Bahrain Grand Prix David Coulthard: "Conditions were tricky out there today, due to all the dust and everything that's gone down onto the track since we had the test here. Of ...

Published: Apr 13, 2007, 4:40 PM

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Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the Bahrain Grand Prix

David Coulthard:

"Conditions were tricky out there today, due to all the dust and everything that's gone down onto the track since we had the test here. Of course, the test gives you the benefit of having run through quite a few set up changes, but there were a few people going off the track and running wide. For us, it's quite clear where we are with our tyre choice, so let's see what tomorrow brings, it's very tight in the mid-field.

Mark Webber:

"The first session was difficult for us and we worked hard over the break to improve the car for the second session. We definitely made good progress, the guys worked well and in the second practice the car had better balance. We understand the tyres pretty well here, and overall I'd say we're in about the same shape as we were for the last two races, so we're going along okay."

David Coulthard
1st Practice Position: 20th
Best Time: 1:36.513
Laps: 7
2nd Practice Position: 9th
Best Time: 1:34.359
Laps: 32
Chassis No: 3

Mark Webber
1st Practice Position: 19th
Best Time: 1:36.483
Laps: 18
2nd Practice Position: 14
Best Time: 1:34.677
Laps: 24
Chassis No: 2

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