Red Bull Jerez test notes 2008-02-14
Jerez Test, Day Three 14 February 2008 Driver: David Coulthard Car: RB4 02 Time: 1:18.485 Laps: 107 Driver: Mark Webber Car: RB4 01 Time: 1:19.980 Laps: 107 Circuit length: 4.423 km On the final day of this test, David Coulthard was ...
Jerez Test, Day Three
14 February 2008
Driver: David Coulthard
Car: RB4 02
Time: 1:18.485
Laps: 107
Driver: Mark Webber
Car: RB4 01
Time: 1:19.980
Laps: 107
Circuit length: 4.423 km
On the final day of this test, David Coulthard was separated from the top of the time sheet by just one McLaren. He and Mark Webber both completed a high mileage on a day when track conditions, at least in the morning, improved thanks to a lull in the strong winds that had plagued the previous two days.
"Overall, this has been a very good test for us, as we got through all our programme and completed more laps than planned," commented Chief Test Engineer, Ian Morgan. "Over the three days, we did a lot of aero and mechanical work with no major problems and we can look forward to the remaining pre-season tests in Barcelona with confidence."
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