Renault Silverstone test notes 2004-04-27
Jarno Trulli and Franck Montagny in action; aero and tyre programmes on the menu. Chassis programme Both cars conducted initial set-up work before concentrating on testing a variety of new aerodynamic developments. They also conducted a number ...
Jarno Trulli and Franck Montagny in action; aero and tyre programmes on the menu.
Chassis programme
Both cars conducted initial set-up work before concentrating on testing a
variety of new aerodynamic developments. They also conducted a number of
programmes concentrating on the ride of the car.
Tyre programme
Both drivers tested new tyre compounds, and found interesting directions
which will be pursued tomorrow.
Christian Silk, Chief Test Engineer:
"A productive first day for us here in Silverstone. The expected bad weather did not materialise, and we were able to complete our programmes with both cars. The aerodynamic work provided some interesting results for analysis and, in spite of several small niggles, the cars' reliability was faultless. The forecast is not promising for tomorrow either, but we hope for dry conditions in order to continue making progress."
Jarno Trulli
Chassis: R24-05
79 laps, 407km
Best time: 1:18.724
Franck Montagny
Chassis: R24-04
97 laps, 499km
Best time: 1:19.719
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