Ferrari Paul Ricard test notes 2006-07-20
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the Paul Ricard-HTTT Le Castellet circuit, in the South of France. Felipe Massa was joined on track by Michael Schumacher, both at the wheel of a 248 F1.
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the Paul Ricard-HTTT Le Castellet circuit, in the South of France.
Felipe Massa was joined on track by Michael Schumacher, both at the wheel of a 248 F1. The work schedule, which again took place on the 2A-b-SC version of the track, revolved mainly around continuing with Bridgestone tyre development for the next three races, which take place in Germany, Hungary and Turkey. In addition, the two drivers continued to work on development of mechanical and electrical solutions.
The summary of the day in numbers is: 145 laps for Felipe (best time 59.073) and 152 for Michael (59.544.) Testing continues at this circuit tomorrow, again with Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher on track
Circuit: Paul Ricard HTTT. Version 2A-b-SC: 3.530 km
Drivers: Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher
Car: 248 F1
Weather: air temperature 27/31 °C, track temperature 30/43 °C. Sunny.
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