Nico Rosberg has led the way on the one but last day of pre-season testing. The German set a time of 1:20.686 despite having a stoppage with 45 minutes left on the clock. Nico was almost a second quicker than Buemi and completed a massive 128 laps.
Objection. Barcelona isn't a low downforce circuit like Spa and Monza where Force India was good. You have to have downforce to be good at Barca.Hangaku wrote: Don't forget, Force India put good performances down on these sort of circuits last season - I wonder if it's the same case this season?
lol, me neither ... I'm in my high backed Study chair.Hangaku wrote:I'll have you know, I'm nowhere near an armchair!djos wrote:...fellow arm chair enthusiast.
I wonder what "Back on standard" actually means? No longer running with a thimble of fuel? No longer running the engine rich to force a very fast lap?Back on standard for Alonso. So far it was an interesting and productive day.
imightbewrong did a nice graphic display for yesterdays times. Is anybody going to do this to the greek data?WhiteBlue wrote: http://www.msfree.gr/ms.php?id=10929
This is what they did for yesteraday. For today
http://www.msfree.gr/ms.php?id=10980
Thanks. =D>WhiteBlue wrote:http://www.msfree.gr/ms.php?id=10929
richard_leeds wrote:An individual lap time is random unless you know how much fuel was in the tank. Even when there is a 20 lap run they could anywhere between 60kg and 180kg of fuel.WhiteBlue wrote: Alonso sets a pace much faster than yesterday at the same time.
It appears that Red Bull are doing quali simulations, unless they sandbag with more fuel.NobleF1 Vettel's was a pure qualifying simulation - with just one flying lap
9 minutes ago by Jon Noble, Journalists
imo if the car was fast MacMerc wouldn't be wasting precious testing time hanging analysis tools all over the car! Instead they'd be fine tuning the car for Bahrain.djones wrote:They can presumably run what they want. I mean they are running with big testing things on the car (mainly mclaren) and they would not be allowed in a race.
It seems Merc are doing runs and adding bits on each time.
Still really slow times though. I'm not sure if the car is slow or they genuinely dont care about setting headline laps.
edit..
Alonso just did a 21 lap run with pretty much the same average time as Schumachers fastest lap so far. hmmm
Are you going to plot it?richard_leeds wrote:Thanks. =D>WhiteBlue wrote:http://www.msfree.gr/ms.php?id=10929
I've been rummaging around there this morning trying to find it!
When light, Alonso did 1:20.637. During a 21-lap stint, probably with loads of fuel, his best was 1:24.948.
Doogie try http://www.attwilliams.com/test-timings for live timing and http://live.autosport.com/commentary.php/id/183 for Autosports English commentary.doopie2you wrote:Hey guys, i am new here. But if you are looking for a sort of live timing with commentry try this one: http://translate.google.nl/translate?hl ... f1-live%2F
It is translated into British so i can read it!
Maybe you can help me, i am searching for good quality pictures or wallpapers from the F1 testing this month.
Alright thank you, Does the williams site upgrades it self fast or is it a couple of minutes behind?snowy wrote:Doogie try http://www.attwilliams.com/test-timings for live timing and http://live.autosport.com/commentary.php/id/183 for Autosports English commentary.doopie2you wrote:Hey guys, i am new here. But if you are looking for a sort of live timing with commentry try this one: http://translate.google.nl/translate?hl ... f1-live%2F
It is translated into British so i can read it!
Maybe you can help me, i am searching for good quality pictures or wallpapers from the F1 testing this month.
