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MF1 Silverstone test summary 2006-01-17/20

MF1 Racing completed a four-day test at Silverstone running the Toyota-V8 engine along with the 2006 gearbox, electronics and rear suspension package in the interim EJ15b chassis, prior to launching the MF1 Toyota M16 on Feb 03. Adrian Burgess, ...

Published: Jan 22, 2006, 2:45 PM

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MF1 Racing completed a four-day test at Silverstone running the Toyota-V8 engine along with the 2006 gearbox, electronics and rear suspension package in the interim EJ15b chassis, prior to launching the MF1 Toyota M16 on Feb 03.

Adrian Burgess, Sporting Director:

"We have had a very productive week at Silverstone, despite the wintry damp conditions, managing to accumulate over 1200km with Tiago and Christijan. We ran the EJ15b with the V8 engine and introduced our 2006 gearbox, rear suspension package and new electronics components due for the M16. This has given us a good insight to the major parts of the M16 car and the reliability has given us confidence for the package as a whole."

Tiago Monteiro:

"It was good to be back in the car after a month off, the team had four days testing which were productive as we were trying a few new parts for the new car. Despite the weather, we were able to test a lot of reliability issues in the rain and luckily the dry. Overall giving us a general idea of the direction we're going. Now I'm looking forward to the launch of the new car early February."

Date: 17th - 20th January 2006
Circuit: Silverstone, England
Drivers: Christijan Albers, Tiago Monteiro
Chassis: EJ15B-03
Engine: Toyota-V8
Fastest Lap: Christijan Albers: 1.34.33 - wet conditions
Tiago Monteiro: 1.26.71 - Dry Conditions
Distance: 1200km

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