Jerez Testing

Re: Jerez Testing#185917

By scotty - 17 Feb 10, 20:03

- 17 Feb 10, 20:03#185917

Are there any dry days expected for the remainder of this test?

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Re: Jerez Testing#185919

By 7UpJordan - 17 Feb 10, 20:06

- 17 Feb 10, 20:06#185919

Are there any dry days expected for the remainder of this test?

Tomorrow morning is expected to be dry.

I have a feeling Barrichello will be out piling in the laps as soon as the pit light goes green.

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Re: Jerez Testing#185920

By scotty - 17 Feb 10, 20:11

- 17 Feb 10, 20:11#185920

Are there any dry days expected for the remainder of this test?

Tomorrow morning is expected to be dry.

I have a feeling Barrichello will be out piling in the laps as soon as the pit light goes green.

Yeah, i bet they all will if it's dry though. The amount of times i have read that a Williams has 'pulled to a halt on track' recently is a major concern...

If anyone finds a pic of this new Ferrari diffuser please post it! I've been looking around for one myself.

Rising number one of Formula 1, Juan - Juan, one wonders should Juan only win one Formula 1 one year, would Juan have won that one in round one, Juan??

Re: Jerez Testing#185921

By Denthúl - 17 Feb 10, 20:12

- 17 Feb 10, 20:12#185921

Are there any dry days expected for the remainder of this test?

Tomorrow morning is expected to be dry.

I have a feeling Barrichello will be out piling in the laps as soon as the pit light goes green.

Yeah, i bet they all will if it's dry though. The amount of times i have read that a Williams has 'pulled to a halt on track' recently is a major concern...

If anyone finds a pic of this new Ferrari diffuser please post it! I've been looking around for one myself.

I've noticed that they are quite frequent. Is it always the same issue?

Re: Jerez Testing#185924

By texasmr2 - 17 Feb 10, 20:15

- 17 Feb 10, 20:15#185924

Something makes me want to say the Williams were struggling with electrical grimlins but I'm not sure, I hope its not engine issues?

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Re: Jerez Testing#185925

By Jensonb - 17 Feb 10, 20:18

- 17 Feb 10, 20:18#185925

Something makes me want to say the Williams were struggling with electrical grimlins but I'm not sure, I hope its not engine issues?

They apparently have more miles on the engine than anyone so I guess not

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Re: Jerez Testing#185928

By 7UpJordan - 17 Feb 10, 20:27

- 17 Feb 10, 20:27#185928

Sam Michael said they were "small" issues. Somehow the first one that saw the car in the garage for two hours I don't think was "small"... unless it involved removing hydraulic fluid and they ended up spilling it and had to clean it up again.

The second occasion Barrichello stopped on track it wasn't long before he came back out, but it is quite frustrating because he hasn't had so much time in the dry, and his feedback is critical. Having said that Hulkenberg has been doing a good job too, providing more feedback than the crasher and the male escort provided.

"And Mansell was lucky not to be taken off by that RIDICULOUS bit of driving by Alliot!!" - James Hunt
"AAAAAND into the pitlane..... OHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!" - Murray Walker

Re: Jerez Testing#185994

By Cubejam - 18 Feb 10, 08:55

- 18 Feb 10, 08:55#185994

oi dn't disrespect the male escort

Nico did a wonderful job for our team

He also improved the image a little XD hehe

Re: Jerez Testing#186000

By vaptin - 18 Feb 10, 11:33

- 18 Feb 10, 11:33#186000

wtf is that sticking out of Ferrari's wheels? Is it for Schumacher?

And they were driving around with a bag at the back to hide their new diffuser - I hope the paranoia is a good sign.

Re: Jerez Testing#186007

By cap-dude - 18 Feb 10, 12:07

- 18 Feb 10, 12:07#186007

Both Virgin and Lotus have had trips into the gravel traps today. I'm assuming these new cars aren't easy to drive. I remember Davidson talking about 2008 Super Aguri and saying how difficult it was drive, because it simply wasn't a good car.

Still raining in Jerez and with just one other test at Barcelona, pre-season testing isn't going at all well. There's now talk about moving to somewhere else for testing next year.

Re: Jerez Testing#186011

By Denthúl - 18 Feb 10, 12:33

- 18 Feb 10, 12:33#186011

Both Virgin and Lotus have had trips into the gravel traps today. I'm assuming these new cars aren't easy to drive. I remember Davidson talking about 2008 Super Aguri and saying how difficult it was drive, because it simply wasn't a good car.

Still raining in Jerez and with just one other test at Barcelona, pre-season testing isn't going at all well. There's now talk about moving to somewhere else for testing next year.

You know what I don't get? In previous years, Toyota and Ferrari tested at Bahrain. With the first race of this season now being in Bahrain, why didn't they schedule the final test later and over in Bahrain so that all the equipment would be over there for the first race and track conditions would be good? I know there is still the risk of sandstorms in Bahrain, but they are much rarer than the rain that has plagued the European testing.