Brawn-Mercedes Jerez test notes 2009-12-02
Date Wednesday 2 December Track Circuito de Jerez Driver Mike Conway / Marcus Ericsson No of Laps 83 laps / 37 laps Best Lap Time 01:20.222 / 01:20.440 Kilometres Covered 368km / 164km Track Length 4.428km Weather Dry with light ...
Date Wednesday 2 December
Track Circuito de Jerez
Driver Mike Conway / Marcus Ericsson
No of Laps 83 laps / 37 laps
Best Lap Time 01:20.222 / 01:20.440
Kilometres Covered 368km / 164km
Track Length 4.428km
Weather Dry with light rain showers
Ambient Temperature Maximum 19C
Track Temperature Maximum 20C
The second day of the Young Driver test in Jerez got underway this morning with Mike Conway continuing his driving duties in the Brawn-Mercedes BGP 001 car. Mike worked through a number of set-up changes with the car before a short rain shower briefly interrupted the track action. He continued his programme after lunch for a further three runs to complete 83 laps in total today.
Marcus Ericsson took over the BGP 001 to conclude the team's programme for the remainder of the afternoon session. Marcus completed 37 laps as he continued his familiarisation programme with the car.
-credit: brawn gp
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