Barcelona test times 2004-01-22
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 86 1:14.588 2. Michael Schumacher ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 86 1:14.588 2. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 95 1:15.408 0.820 0.820 3. Fernando Alonso E Renault 102 1:15.525 0.117 0.937 4. Ralf Schumacher D Williams-BMW 66 1:15.749 0.224 1.161 5. Luca Badoer I Ferrari 87 1:15.767 0.018 1.179 6. Marc Gene E Williams-BMW 45 1:15.827 0.060 1.239 7. Juan Pablo Montoya COL Williams-BMW 96 1:16.250 0.423 1.662 8. Olivier Panis F Toyota 98 1:16.507 0.257 1.919 9. Giancarlo Fisichella I Sauber 66 1:16.529 0.022 1.941 10. Takuma Sato J BAR-Honda 90 1:16.559 0.030 1.971 11. Mark Webber AUS Jaguar 144 1:17.173 0.614 2.585 12. Franck Montagny F Renault 131 1:17.444 0.271 2.856 13. Nick Heidfeld D Sauber-Petronas 49 1:17.510 0.066 2.922 14. Cristian Klien A Jaguar 46 1:18.029 0.519 3.441 15. Ryan Briscoe AUS Toyota 62 1:18.106 0.077 3.518 16. Timo Glock D Jordan-Ford 36 1:18.210 0.104 3.622
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