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Red Bull Barcelona test notes 2008-02-26
Drivers: Mark Webber Cars: RB4 02 Time: 1:23.458, Laps: 58 Drivers: Sebastian Vettel Cars: RB4 01 Time: 1:22.558, Laps 110 Fastest Lap: L. Hamilton: 1:21.234 Circuit length: 4.655 km Christian ...
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Drivers: Mark Webber
Cars: RB4 02
Time: 1:23.458, Laps: 58
Drivers: Sebastian Vettel
Cars: RB4 01
Time: 1:22.558, Laps 110
Fastest Lap: L. Hamilton: 1:21.234
Circuit length: 4.655 km
Christian Horner:
"Unfortunately David suffered a trapped nerve in his neck yesterday, so we took the precautionary measure of giving him a day to recover ahead of the final day of testing and this near to the start of the season. It was logical to use Sebastian Vettel to continue testing, evaluating various important pre- Melbourne developments. We're grateful to Toro Rosso for making him available to us today. All being well, David will be back in the car tomorrow morning."
Mark's programme focused on evaluating some new development car parts in preparation for Melbourne and his day was therefore mainly data driven. Although some minor issues cost the team some time, valuable information was gained ahead of the first race in Australia.
Sebastian quickly acclimatised himself with the RB4, and focused on evaluating various set-ups, notching up 110 laps in the process.
-credit: redbull
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