BMW Sauber Jerez test II notes day three
Jerez de la Frontera, 19th February 2010 - Due to a problem with the fuel system, BMW Sauber F1 driver Kamui Kobayashi completed just 28 laps today. Weather Overcast in the morning, sunny in the afternoon, air 9 - 16 C, ...
Jerez de la Frontera, 19th February 2010 - Due to a problem with the fuel system, BMW Sauber F1 driver Kamui Kobayashi completed just 28 laps today.
Weather Overcast in the morning, sunny in the afternoon, air 9 - 16 C, track 9 - 25 C
Circuit length 4.428 km
Driver Kamui Kobayashi (JP)
Chassis / engine BMW Sauber C29-01 / Ferrari
Kilometres today 124 km (28 laps)
Fastest lap 1:22.228 min
Kamui Kobayashi
"It was obviously not a perfect day, but I prefer to have a
technical problem now rather than in the first race. Although
I could only complete a limited number of laps, we learned
a few things on which we can build tomorrow."
Thomas Hunsicker
"The conditions were good today, but unfortunately we
weren't able to make the best use of them. We lost a lot of
time with a fuel system problem. However, the weather
forecast is fine for tomorrow, so we should still be able to
complete the main part of our planned programme for this
test."
What comes next
Tomorrow Kamui Kobayashi will be on duty for the final day
of testing in Jerez.
-source: bmw sauber
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