Ferrari Monza test notes 2006-08-31
Third and final day of testing this week for the Scuderia, working once again today at the Monza circuit. As they did yesterday, Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher took to the track. The two drivers, both at the wheel of a 248 F1, continued ...
Third and final day of testing this week for the Scuderia, working once again today at the Monza circuit. As they did yesterday, Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher took to the track.
The two drivers, both at the wheel of a 248 F1, continued with the programme initiated on Tuesday, which centred mainly on development of Bridgestone tyres and preparation for the Italian Grand Prix, which will take place at this track on 10th September next.
The day in figures reads as follows: 89 laps for Michael (best time 1:22.017) 88 for Felipe, (1:21.101).
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro will be back on track next Tuesday at Fiorano, when Luca Badoer will carry out the shake down of the cars that will be used in the Italian Grand Prix.
Circuit: Autodromo di Monza, 5.793 km
Drivers: Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher
Car: 248 F1
Weather: air temperature 18/27°C, track temperature 27/40°C. Sunny.
-credit: ferrari
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