Ferrari Paul Ricard test notes 2007-05-18
Fourth and final day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the "Paul Ricard" circuit at Le Castellet, in the South of France. Kimi Raikkonen brought to an end the preparation work for the forthcoming ...
Fourth and final day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working once again today at the "Paul Ricard" circuit at Le Castellet, in the South of France.
Kimi Raikkonen brought to an end the preparation work for the forthcoming races, concentrating especially on finding the best set-up, on the comparison between the different types of tyre provided by Bridgestone and on the development of some mechanical and aerodynamic components.
The summary of Kimi's day in figures is: 101 laps completed, the quickest in a time of 1:28.624.
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro will be back on track on Monday 21st May at Fiorano, where Luca Badoer will carry out the shakedown of the cars that will be used in the Monaco Grand Prix, which takes place on Sunday 27th May.
Circuit: Paul Ricard HTTT, version 1E V2 - 5.255 km
Driver: Kimi Raikkonen
Car: F2007
Weather: air temperature 20/22 °C, track temperature 23/41 °C. Clear skies.
-credit: ferrari
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