Barcelona test times 2004-11-24
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Juan Pablo Montoya COL McLaren-Mercedes 52 1:14.203 2. Ralf Schumacher ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Juan Pablo Montoya COL McLaren-Mercedes 52 1:14.203 2. Ralf Schumacher D Toyota 67 1:14.618 0.415 0.415 3. Felipe Massa BR Sauber-Petronas 71 1:14.939 0.321 0.736 4. Christian Klien A Red Bull 100 1:15.148 0.209 0.945 5. Mark Webber AUS Williams-BMW 59 1:15.387 0.239 1.184 6. Marc Gene E Ferrari 68 1:15.607 0.220 1.404 7. Luca Badoer I Ferrari 106 1:15.660 0.053 1.457 8. Jarno Trulli I Toyota 50 1:15.745 0.085 1.542 9. Vitantonio Liuzzi I Red Bull 60 1:15.933 0.188 1.730 10. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 34 1:16.059 0.126 1.856 11. Alex Wurz A McLaren-Mercedes 79 1:16.362 0.303 2.159 12. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 61 1:16.500 0.138 2.297 13. Franck Montagny F Renault 68 1:16.790 0.290 2.587 14. Antonio Pizzonia BR Williams-BMW 6 1:16.805 0.015 2.602 15. Enrique Bernoldi BR BAR-Honda 33 1:19.977 3.172 5.774
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