BMW Sauber Barcelona test notes 2007-05-03
Programme: The final day of the test had mixed weather conditions, with a dry track in the morning and rain coming at midday. Robert Kubica was driving for the second day and he continued the work from Wednesday, which was the set-up for the ...
Programme: The final day of the test had mixed weather conditions, with a dry track in the morning and rain coming at midday. Robert Kubica was driving for the second day and he continued the work from Wednesday, which was the set-up for the race.
In the afternoon the team was able to confirm the cars wet set-up, and also work on settings and tyres for these conditions. Due to the weather, the team stopped about an hour and a half earlier than the planned 6pm, but despite this were happy with the work completed. Over the four day test the team covered 1067 kilometres.
What comes next: Today was the fourth and final day of the test that was extended due to the rain all day Tuesday curtailing the programme for that day. Next week the teams will be back at the track for the Spanish Grand Prix on the 11th, 12th and 13th May. The next test will be at Paul Ricard, France on the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th May.
Robert Kubica
Chassis / engine: BMW Sauber F1.07-05 / BMW P86/7 V8
Test kilometres today: 254 km (55 laps)
Fastest lap: 1:22.098 min (on lap 24)
-credit: bmw sauber
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