BMW Sauber Jerez test notes day two
Jerez de la Frontera, 11th February 2010 - The second day of testing in Jerez was held in lot better weather conditions as the track dried quickly in the morning. With Kamui Kobayashi being one of the drivers completing in excess of 100 laps ...
Jerez de la Frontera, 11th February 2010 - The second day of testing in Jerez was held in lot better weather conditions as the track dried quickly in the morning. With Kamui Kobayashi being one of the drivers completing in excess of 100 laps and setting the quickest lap time of the day on his final run, the BMW Sauber F1 Team enjoyed a busy and productive day of testing.
Weather Dry track, air 12-18 C, track 12-26 C
Circuit length 4.428 km
Driver Kamui Kobayashi (JP)
Chassis / engine BMW Sauber C29-01 / Ferrari
Kilometres today 456.084 km (103 laps)
Fastest lap 1:19.950 min
Giampaolo Dall'Ara
"It was a good day of testing as we managed to complete our programme. In the morning we did some aero tests. After the lunch break we concentrated on set-up and tyre evaluation. For most of the day we were running with a high fuel load prior to a run with a lighter car before the end of the session. For tomorrow the weather forecast is not really promising, but we will cope with what we get."
What comes next
For tomorrow and Saturday Pedro de la Rosa will be on
duty at the wheel of the BMW Sauber C29 Ferrari.
-source: bmw sauber
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