Ferrari Silverstone/Monza test notes 2004-06-02
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, running once again at both Silverstone and Monza today. Michael Schumacher was first to take to the track in England, with Rubens Barrichello taking over in the afternoon. Both men had ...
Second day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, running once again at both Silverstone and Monza today.
Michael Schumacher was first to take to the track in England, with Rubens Barrichello taking over in the afternoon. Both men had a programme of tyre testing and set-up work in preparation for the British Grand Prix on 11th July. Schumacher covered a total of 76 laps, the best in a time of 1:18.273. Barrichello completed 34 laps, with a quickest time of 1:18.492.
At Monza, Luca Badoer was again at the wheel working on tyre and new components testing. The Scuderia's official test driver completed a total of 123 laps, the quickest being a 1:20.720.
The Scuderia's test programme continues tomorrow as follows: Barrichello will carry on at Silverstone, while Badoer continues at Monza.
Circuit: Silverstone - 5.141 km
Driver: Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello
Car: F2004
Weather: air temperature 13/21 °C, track 18/33 °C. Cloudy in morning, clear
skies in afternoon.
Circuit: Autodromo di Monza, 5.793 km
Driver: Luca Badoer
Car: F2004
Weather: air temperature 18/24 °C, track temperature 23/36 °C. Sunny in
morning, overcast in afternoon.
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