European GP Minardi Friday notes
MARC GENE' Chassis 03 11th 35 laps time: 1:20.801 "Today's work was focused on the car set-up and I believe we are going in the right direction. There is still room for improvement especially in the slow part in order to be more competitive ...
MARC GENE'
Chassis 03 11th 35 laps time: 1:20.801
"Today's work was focused on the car set-up and I believe we are going in
the right direction. There is still room for improvement especially in the
slow part in order to be more competitive for tomorrow. I am pretty happy
with my car's behaviour, I love driving on this track and I generally feel
comfortable here. The latest modifications resulted into a general
improvement of the total aerodynamic downforce. In the end I can say I am
fairly satisfied because I feel that my car is good although there is stil
a lot of work to be done in preparation for tomorrow."
GASTON MAZZACANE
Chassis 04 21st 42 laps time: 1:22.135
"Today turned out to be positive and useful to test different set-ups
according to the changeable track conditions. Unfortunately at the end of
the session although I was on new tyres I could not manage to improve my
time: this was probably due to the specific characteristics of that set of
tyres. However I am satisfied with today's work and I feel optimistic in
view of tomorrow."
The T-car (chassis 01) is prepared for Gaston Mazzacane.
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