BMW Sauber Jerez test II notes day two
Jerez de la Frontera, 18th February 2010 - With constantly changing conditions and a wet track all day, the BMW Sauber F1 decided to limit today's testing to 8 laps in the morning. Weather Rain on and off all day, air 10 - ...
Jerez de la Frontera, 18th February 2010 - With constantly changing conditions and a wet track all day, the BMW Sauber F1 decided to limit today's testing to 8 laps in the morning.
Weather Rain on and off all day, air 10 - 14 C, track 10 - 14 C
Circuit length 4.428 km
Driver Pedro de la Rosa (ES)
Chassis / engine BMW Sauber C29-01 / Ferrari
Kilometres today 35 km (8 laps)
Fastest lap 1:29.691 min
Pedro de la Rosa
"With the same mixed conditions as yesterday, it simply
wasn't worth doing much driving today. We have a good
understanding of the car, and I'm looking forward to the
next test in Barcelona, hopefully on a dry track."
Thomas Hunsicker
"We gathered a lot of data yesterday in mixed conditions, which is why it
didn't make sense today to complete a lot of laps just for the sake of
running the car. The weather forecast is better for tomorrow. That will give
us the opportunity to continue working on our scheduled programme."
What comes next
Tomorrow, Friday, Kamui Kobayashi takes over for the
remaining two days of testing in Jerez.
-source: bmw sauber
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