Ferrari Mugello/Imola test notes 2004-02-19
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's testing at the Mugello Circuit was suspended because of the bad weather. This morning, Michael Schumacher only managed to do an installation lap at the wheel of an F2004. Second and final day of testing this week for ...
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's testing at the Mugello Circuit was suspended because of the bad weather. This morning, Michael Schumacher only managed to do an installation lap at the wheel of an F2004.
Second and final day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro at the "Enzo e Dino Ferrari" circuit in Imola. Once again today, Luca Badoer took to the track, at the wheel of an F2003-GA. The programme which centred on Bridgestone tyre development was run throughout on a wet track. Badoer completed a total of 55 laps, with a best time of 1:31.076.
Circuit: Autodromo del Mugello, 5.245 km - short course 2.760 km
Driver: Michael Schumacher
Car: F2004
Weather: air temperature 3 °C, track temperature 4 °C, rain with snow
flurries.
Circuit:'Enzo e Dino Ferrari' Circuit, 4.933 km
Driver: Luca Badoer
Car: F2003-GA
Weather: air temperature 4/9/4 °C, track 5/10/5 °C. Rain in the morning then
very cloudy.
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