Jerez test times 2004-02-11
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 109 1:16.968 2. Takuma Sato ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 109 1:16.968 2. Takuma Sato J BAR-Honda 58 1:17.273 0.305 0.305 3. Franck Montagny F Renault 109 1:17.292 0.019 0.324 4. Ralf Schumacher D Williams-BMW 83 1:17.311 0.019 0.343 5. Marc Gene E Williams-BMW 71 1:17.351 0.040 0.383 6. Jarno Trulli I Renault 101 1:17.406 0.055 0.438 7. Kimi Raikkonen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 95 1:17.821 0.415 0.853 8. Mark Webber AUS Jaguar 49 1:17.893 0.072 0.925 9. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes 96 1:17.967 0.074 0.999 10. Luca Badoer I Ferrari 109 1:18.007 0.040 1.039 11. Christian Klien A Jaguar 106 1:18.170 0.163 1.202 12. Felipe Massa BR Sauber-Petronas 62 1:18.926 0.756 1.958 13. Giancarlo Fisichella I Sauber-Petronas 43 1:19.030 0.104 2.062 14. Nick Heidfeld D Jordan-Ford 51 1:20.106 1.076 3.138 15. Giorgio Pantano I Jordan-Ford 24 1:21.591 1.485 4.623
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