Toyota Barcelona test notes 2002-03-21
Barcelona Test 20-22 March / Day 2 After picking up one World Championship Point in Melbourne and finishing the Malaysian Grand Prix in 12th position, Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Mika Salo returned to testing duties for the team in ...
Barcelona Test 20-22 March / Day 2
After picking up one World Championship Point in Melbourne and finishing the Malaysian Grand Prix in 12th position, Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Mika Salo returned to testing duties for the team in Barcelona today.
Mika Salo
"It has not been such a good day today. We had some small trouble with the hydraulics which stopped us quite a bit and we have experienced some other problems. Having said that at the end of the day we found out some useful things in preparation for the next few races."
Mika will be in action again at the Circuit de Catalunya tomorrow for the concluding day of the three-day Barcelona test.
Driver: Mika Salo
Car: TF102
Best lap time: 1m22.100s
Total number of laps completed: 47
Weather conditions: Dry and sunny all day.
Air temperature: min 14, max 26.
Track conditions: Dry throughout the day.
Asphalt temperature: min 16, max 32.
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