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Ferrari Imola Tuesday private test notes 2002-02-19
Circuit: Autodromo "Enzo e Dino Ferrari", 4.933 km Drivers: Michael Schumacher, F2001 chassis n° 209. Luca Badoer, F2002 chassis n° 217 Weather: air temperature 8/16 °C, track 9/27 °C. Cloudy at first then variable. Second day of testing this ...
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Circuit: Autodromo "Enzo e Dino Ferrari", 4.933 km
Drivers: Michael Schumacher, F2001 chassis n° 209. Luca Badoer, F2002 chassis n° 217
Weather: air temperature 8/16 °C, track 9/27 °C. Cloudy at first then variable.
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro. Once again today, Michael Schumacher and Luca Badoer were driving at Imola: the former continued working on tyres and set-up at the wheel of an F2001, while the latter continued with development of the F2002.
After an installation lap, carried out at 0 o'clock, when the track was still damp, Michael started driving proper at 11.15, finishing his work at 18h00. For his part, Badoer ran from 12.40 to 16.30.
Michael Schumacher did 85 laps, with a quickest time of 1'23"459: Luca Badoer completed 39 laps, with a best time of 1'24.976
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro continue testing at Imola tomorrow, when Luca Badoer will be joined by Rubens Barrichello.
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