Toyota Barcelona test notes 2002-03-20
Barcelona Test 20-22 March / Day 1 Ryan Briscoe today tested for the Panasonic Toyota Racing team at Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona. Ryan carried out work on a new engine specification, as well as a newly-built chassis and general set up ...
Barcelona Test 20-22 March / Day 1
Ryan Briscoe today tested for the Panasonic Toyota Racing team at Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona. Ryan carried out work on a new engine specification, as well as a newly-built chassis and general set up work for April's Spanish Grand Prix.
Ryan Briscoe
"I would have liked to have done a few more laps on my first real F1 test. There were a few glitches with the hydraulics and electronics, but we were testing some new things today for the next couple of races, so we expected a few teething problems. Overall though I am quite happy. The car feels good to drive and it is getting better all the time."
Panasonic Toyota Racing's three-day Barcelona test continues tomorrow with Mika Salo at the helm of the TF102.
Driver: Ryan Briscoe
Car: TF102
Total number of laps completed: 55
Weather conditions: Dry and sunny all day.
Air temperature: min 14, max 25.
Track conditions: Dry throughout the day.
Asphalt temperature: min 14, max 28.
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