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Ferrari Barcelona test notes 2007-02-12
First day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working from today at the Catalunya Circuit, near Barcelona. The F2007 did not make a very positive debut on the new layout of the Catalan track: on its installation lap, Felipe Massa's ...
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First day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working from today at the Catalunya Circuit, near Barcelona.
The F2007 did not make a very positive debut on the new layout of the Catalan track: on its installation lap, Felipe Massa's car developed an electrical problem, which provoked a small fire that led to a long stop in the pits to effect repairs. Kimi Raikkonen's car also suffered a different electrical problem, which meant he too spent a long while in the garage.
Then, around lunchtime, a shower hit the track, which only started to dry after 3 in the afternoon today's technical programme was planned to include endurance testing, set-up work and development of new aerodynamic components.
The summary of the day in figures is as follows: 25 laps for Kimi (best time 1:23.215) and 29 for Felipe (1:23.077.) Testing continues at this circuit tomorrow, again with Raikkonen and Massa on track.
Circuit: Catalunya Circuit - 4.655 km
Drivers: Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen
Car: F2007
Weather: air temperature 16/21 °C, track temperature 18/23 °C. Cloudy in the morning, then rain, followed by sunshine in the afternoon.
-credit: ferrari
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