NICE! Testing actually starts a day earlier than I expected. I had read somewhere it was moved to the 8th-12th (maybe it was this thread title), so didn't realize it was actually "any 4 days between the 7th-12th". We can start seeing some nice pictures and good posts in the car threads again.mx_tifosi wrote:Here's a list of the line-up including daily scedules:
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/2535 ... e-line-up/
??? Sorry there is no testing today. The action starts tomorrow Tuesday the 8th March. Mercedes GP and Ferrari and Williams start on Wednesday the 9th.volarchico wrote:NICE! Testing actually starts a day earlier than I expected. I had read somewhere it was moved to the 8th-12th (maybe it was this thread title), so didn't realize it was actually "any 4 days between the 7th-12th". We can start seeing some nice pictures and good posts in the car threads again.mx_tifosi wrote:Here's a list of the line-up including daily scedules:
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/2535 ... e-line-up/
It also gives them two days, Tuesday and Saturday, with fewer cars on track. Pretty smart.Just_a_fan wrote:Interesting that McLaren have chosen to have an 'off' day mid way through. I guess this will let them work on data from the first two days in order to better direct the last two days.
Yep, read the line-up...but forgot to use my brain and calendar. Thanks for the reality check.FrukostScones wrote:??? Sorry there is no testing today. The action starts tomorrow Tuesday the 8th March. Mercedes GP and Ferrari and Williams start on Wednesday the 9th.
I reckon the first 2 days be testing new parts and studying tyre wear on long run, while the last 2 days will dedicated for setting up their cars for Melbourne.Just_a_fan wrote:Interesting that McLaren have chosen to have an 'off' day mid way through. I guess this will let them work on data from the first two days in order to better direct the last two days.