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McLaren Jerez test notes day two

Drivers - Jenson Button Location - Circuit de Jerez Track length - 4.423km Weather - Dry and sunny all day with occasional blustery winds. Maximum ambient temperature 15.7C, maximum track temperature 34.4C Laps completed - 83 Kilometres covered ...

Drivers - Jenson Button
Location - Circuit de Jerez
Track length - 4.423km

Weather - Dry and sunny all day with occasional blustery winds. Maximum ambient temperature 15.7C, maximum track temperature 34.4C

Laps completed - 83
Kilometres covered - 367km
Best laptime - 1m20.618s at 12:56

Programme

Second and final day of testing for Jenson at Jerez this week. The team began the day with a continuation of the early-morning aero mapping it started yesterday. After a successful number of aero runs, the morning's running centred on finding suitable mechanical and aero set-ups with the MP4-25.

In the afternoon, the programme focused on longer running, evaluating tyres on a number of varying fuel-loads.

At the conclusion of his test, Jenson declared himself much happier with the seat and installation and was happy with the progress the team is making with the new car.

He made a precautionary stop just before the day's end when a warning light came on in the cockpit.

Lewis will continue the running on Friday and Saturday.

-source: mclaren

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