Ferrari Monza test notes 2007-08-30
Third day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the Monza circuit. The day was affected by rain, which prevented any morning testing. It was not until one in the afternoon in fact that it was possible to ...
Third day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the Monza circuit. The day was affected by rain, which prevented any morning testing. It was not until one in the afternoon in fact that it was possible to lap consistently, first on rain tyres and then with dry ones.
Felipe Massa was on duty for Ferrari today, working principally on set-up changes on his F2007, in preparation for the Italian Grand Prix, as well as on developments of aerodynamic solutions aimed specifically at this track. Felipe completed a total of 49 laps, the quickest in a time of 1:24.525.
Because of this morning's rain, the Monza test, which originally should have ended today, will continue tomorrow, Friday, when Felipe Massa will be back in action for the Scuderia.
Circuit: Autodromo di Monza - 5.793 km
Driver: Felipe Massa
Car: F2007
Weather: air temperature 19/24°C, track temperature 20/32 °C. Storms in the morning, then gradual improvement in the afternoon with covered skies with sunny spells.
-credit: ferrari
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