Jerez test times 2004-12-02
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Sauber-Petronas 74 1:22.071 2. Nick Heidfeld ...
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Sauber-Petronas 74 1:22.071 2. Nick Heidfeld D Williams-BMW 96 1:22.490 0.419 0.419 3. Vitantonio Liuzzi I RedBull-Cosworth 68 1:22.629 0.140 0.559 4. Christian Klien A RedBull-Cosworth 34 1:22.869 0.239 0.798 5. Alan van der Merwe ZA BAR-Honda 38 1:22.884 0.015 0.813 6. Antonio Pizzonia BR Williams-BMW 49 1:23.365 0.481 1.294 7. Takuma Sato J BAR-Honda 45 1:24.108 0.743 2.037 8. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 43 1:24.117 0.009 2.046 9. Franck Montagny F Renault 42 1:24.689 0.572 2.618 10. Alex Wurz A McLaren-Mercedes 49 1:24.694 0.005 2.623 11. Ralf Schumacher D Toyota 53 1:26.210 1.516 4.139 12. Luca Badoer I Ferrari 39 1:27.580 1.370 5.509 13. Pedro de la Rosa E McLaren-Mercedes 25 1:28.327 0.747 6.256 14. Marc Gene E Ferrari 37 1:28.934 0.607 6.863 15. Robert Doornbos NL Jordan-Ford 49 1:32.660 3.726 10.589 16. James Rossiter GBR BAR-Honda 32 1:33.448 0.788 11.377 17. Enrique Bernoldi BR BAR-Honda 14 1:33.474 0.026 11.403
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