BMW Sauber Bahrain test notes 2007-02-24
Programme: Both drivers used the morning session to do some aero work, comparing different front wings, and also carried out set-up tests. Robert Kubica also conducted a comparison to evaluate different tyre compounds. In the afternoon session ...
Programme: Both drivers used the morning session to do some aero work, comparing different front wings, and also carried out set-up tests. Robert Kubica also conducted a comparison to evaluate different tyre compounds.
In the afternoon session plans for longer runs were once again cut off by red flags and an unplanned engine change on Nick Heidfeld's car also cost time. Robert's programme for the second half of the day was testing different damper settings and again new aero parts which both brought positive results.
What comes next: The BMW Sauber F1 Team stays in Bahrain for another three days of testing next week. Robert will be driving on all three days - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. On the first day he will be joined by Sebastian Vettel and for the remaining days by Nick.
Nick Heidfeld
Chassis / engine: BMW Sauber F1.07-02 / BMW P86/7 V8
Test kilometres today: 352 km (65 laps)
Fastest lap: 1:32.451 min
Robert Kubica
Chassis / engine: BMW Sauber F1.07-04 / BMW P86/7 V8
Test kilometres today: 514 km (95 laps)
Fastest lap: 1:32.475 min
-credit: bmw sauber
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