Ferrari Monza test notes 2005-07-05
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working today at Monza. Luca Badoer today continued with the Bridgestone tyre development programme aimed at the rest of this season. The Scuderia's official test driver completed a ...
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working today at Monza.
Luca Badoer today continued with the Bridgestone tyre development programme aimed at the rest of this season. The Scuderia's official test driver completed a total of 80 laps, the quickest in a time of 1:24.441.
In the afternoon, at Fiorano, Marc Gene carried out the shakedown for the British Grand Prix, which takes place on Sunday 10th July at Silverstone circuit. The Spanish driver completed eight laps, half of them on the short version of the track. The best time on the day was a 1:01.921.
Testing at the Monza circuit continues tomorrow, still with Badoer on track.
Circuit: Autodromo di Monza, 5.793 km
Driver: Luca Badoer
Car: F2005
Weather: air temperature 20/28 °C, track temperature 24/40 °C. Rain, then
sunny.
Circuit: Fiorano track, 2.976 km – short course 1.413 km
Driver: Marc Gene
Car: F2005
Weather: air temperature 24 °C, track 40 °C. Cloudy
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