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Barcelona Jordan test notes 2002-01-29

BARCELONA, SPAIN Tuesday 29 January 2002 Driver: Marcel Lassee Takuma Sato Chassis: EJ11 / 05 EJ12 / 02 Jordan Honda today began a four day test at the Circuit de Catalunya with Takuma Sato and the up-and-coming German 19 year old Marcel Lassee ...

BARCELONA, SPAIN Tuesday 29 January 2002

Driver: Marcel Lassee Takuma Sato
Chassis: EJ11 / 05 EJ12 / 02

Jordan Honda today began a four day test at the Circuit de Catalunya with Takuma Sato and the up-and-coming German 19 year old Marcel Lassee (see www.F1jordan.com for more information).

Sato completed 46 laps in the EJ12, executing systems checks and general set-up work and Lassee ran the EJ11 for 44 laps, familiarising himself with the car and carrying out some set-up work for the team. Halfway through the session the team changed the front and rear suspension geometry on Lassee's car.

Commenting on his first drive in a Formula One car, Lassee said, "It was my first time so obviously this is a new world to me and it was quite strange, but everything went OK. The power, brakes and downforce are just unbelievable and it was exciting to be driving on the circuit at the same time as Michael and Ralf Schumacher. I am a little tired as it's more physically demanding than usual for me, especially on the neck, however I'm looking forward to tomorrow when I'm hoping I can go a bit quicker."

Takuma Sato said, "Today was really just to get comfortable in the new car with proper test conditions, after my first drive in the EJ12 at the shakedown last week, and we did that successfully. I'm excited about the new car and doing more familiarisation and development in the next few weeks."

Head of Race and Test Engineering, Gary Anderson, said, "We did some oil system work on the new car accomplished all we set out to achieve today, although we've still got a lot of work to do over the remaining three days of the test. Marcel did a good job, he's a quick learner and seems very competent."

Takuma Sato and Marcel Lassee will continue testing tomorrow and will be joined in the afternoon by Giancarlo Fisichella.

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