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Silverstone three-day test times 2004-09-16

@>Wednesday: Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- 1. R. Schumacher D Williams-BMW 32 1:18.015 2. A.

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@>Wednesday:

Pos Driver                Nat  Team             Laps       Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- -------
 1. R. Schumacher         D    Williams-BMW       32   1:18.015
 2. A. Wurz               A    McLaren-Mercedes   40   1:19.088   1.073   1.073
 3. A. Davidson           GB   BAR-Honda          66   1:19.376   0.288   1.361
 4. O. Panis              F    Toyota             57   1:19.528   0.152   1.513
 5. J. Button             GB   BAR-Honda          43   1:19.558   0.030   1.543
 6. P. De La Rosa         E    McLaren-Mercedes   49   1:19.655   0.097   1.640
 7. F. Alonso             E    Renault            59   1:19.725   0.070   1.710
 8. R. Zonta              BR   Toyota             47   1:19.991   0.266   1.976
 9. T. Glock              D    Jordan-Ford        51   1:22.241   2.250   4.226
10. F. Montagny           F    Renault            20   1:30.484   8.243  12.469
11. M. Gene               E    Williams-BMW       33   1:32.062   1.578  14.047

@>Thursday:

Pos Driver                Nat  Team             Laps       Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- -------
 1. K. Raikkonen          FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   60   1:16.150
 2. T. Sato               J    BAR-Honda          86   1:17.128   0.978   0.978
 3. P. De La Rosa         E    McLaren-Mercedes   94   1:17.207   0.079   1.057
 4. O. Panis              F    Toyota            101   1:17.269   0.062   1.119
 5. J. Button             GB   BAR-Honda         103   1:17.597   0.328   1.447
 6. R. Zonta              BR   Toyota            132   1:17.651   0.054   1.501
 7. M. Gene               E    Williams-BMW       81   1:17.719   0.068   1.569
 8. F. Alonso             E    Renault           110   1:17.794   0.075   1.644
 9. R. Schumacher         D    Williams-BMW       37   1:18.383   0.589   2.233
10. J. Villeneuve         CDN  Renault            70   1:18.779   0.396   2.629

@>Friday:

Pos Driver                Nat  Team             Laps       Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --------------------- ---- ---------------- ---- ---------- ------- -------
 1. T. Sato               J    BAR-Honda          82   1:17.397
 2. K. Raikkonen          FIN  McLaren-Mercedes   94   1:17.400   0.003   0.003
 3. J. Villeneuve         CDN  Renault            66   1:17.433   0.033   0.036
 4. R. Schumacher         D    Williams-BMW       55   1:17.718   0.285   0.321
 5. M. Gene               E    Williams-BMW       88   1:17.813   0.095   0.416
 6. J. Trulli             I    Toyota             83   1:17.911   0.098   0.514
 7. A. Davidson           GB   BAR-Honda          71   1:17.960   0.049   0.563
 8. P. De La Rosa         E    McLaren-Mercedes   93   1:18.401   0.441   1.004
 9. F. Montagny           F    Renault            88   1:19.140   0.739   1.743
10. R. Briscoe            AUS  Toyota             84   1:19.147   0.007   1.750
11. E. Bernoldi                                   11   1:21.357   2.210   3.960

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