Honda Jerez test notes 2008-09-16
Track Circuito de Jerez, Spain Driver Mike Conway No of Laps 20 laps Best Lap Time 01:24.123 Kilometres Covered 88.5km Track Length 4.428km Weather Sunny and warm after foggy ...
Track Circuito de Jerez, Spain
Driver Mike Conway
No of Laps 20 laps
Best Lap Time 01:24.123
Kilometres Covered 88.5km
Track Length 4.428km
Weather Sunny and warm after foggy start
Ambient Temperature Maximum 30C
Track Temperature Maximum 41C
SUMMARY
The Honda Racing F1 Team commenced the final test of the 2008 season at Jerez in southern Spain today.
The four-day programme began with a Young Driver Day which saw Mike Conway at the wheel of the team's Kinetic Energy Recovery System development car. The KERS system is being introduced to Formula One for the 2009 season as part of the sport's drive to develop environmental technologies.
Mike completed four runs over 20 laps in the morning session before a sensor wiring problem brought the day's running to an earlier than planned conclusion.
Test and Reserve Driver Alex Wurz will continue the test programme tomorrow in the team's RA108 car.
-credit: honda
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