British GP McLaren Friday notes
West McLaren Mercedes drivers Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard emerged fastest from today's free practice sessions at Silverstone. Mika set a time of 1:22.827 and did 35 laps whilst David did a time of 1:22.894 and completed 42 laps ? a mere 0.067 ...
West McLaren Mercedes drivers Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard emerged fastest from today's free practice sessions at Silverstone. Mika set a time of 1:22.827 and did 35 laps whilst David did a time of 1:22.894 and completed 42 laps ? a mere 0.067 second separated the two West McLaren Mercedes drivers.
Mika Hakkinen
'Its good to be fastest and I aim to be in the same place on the grid
tomorrow. I believe that we have a good set up for the car and that we
have put the things we learnt during the last Silverstone test to good
use.'
David COulthard
'I'm reasonably happy with the progress we have made today, but you
always want to be quicker and have more grip. However as always we will
not know where we really are until the end of tomorrow's qualifying.'
Ron Dennis
'So far, so good.'
Norbert Haug
'Today's practice was a good beginning to the weekend. The team worked
on the race set-up. I'm pleased with the performance of both Mika and
David and both made good progress with their work.'
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