Ferrari Monza/Silverstone test notes 2005-06-02
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, once again working at two circuits, Monza and Silverstone. At the Italian track, Marc Gene continued with a programme centred on Bridgestone tyre development and aerodynamics for the ...
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, once again working at two circuits, Monza and Silverstone.
At the Italian track, Marc Gene continued with a programme centred on Bridgestone tyre development and aerodynamics for the forthcoming races. The Spanish tester completed a total of 115 laps, the quickest in a time of 1:21.536.
At the circuit which hosts the British Grand Prix on 10th July, Rubens Barrichello continued with work begun yesterday by Luca Badoer, on finding the best set-up for the F2005. The Brazilian driver covered a total of 79 laps, setting a best time of 1:20.287.
The Scuderia continues testing tomorrow, as per the following schedule, again with Barrichello at Silverstone and Gene at Monza.
Circuit: Silverstone -- 5.141 km
Driver: Rubens Barrichello
Car: F2005
Weather: air temperature 15/18 °C, track 17/21 °C. Cloudy.
Circuit: Autodromo di Monza, 5.793 km
Driver: Marc Gené
Car: F2005
Weather: air temperature 20/28 °C, track temperature 22/43 °C. Cloudy, then
sunny.
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