Much drier conditions allowed Michael Schumacher to run with slicks on his GP2 car for more laps than were possible the previous two days, and even though it was dry and sunny, heavy winds were still a problem. The Mercedes driver completed 130 laps today (576kms) for a total distance of 1151kms over the three day test session. As for the best lap time of the day, it was a 1:24.621, covered on the last run of three consisting of 20 laps each.
Read the news at the top of the thread page.WhiteBlue wrote:The car was provided by the GP2 organization and earlier speculation said it was a super nova team car.DaveKillens wrote: I wonder who supplied that GP2 car for Michael?
What are mumbling about? Article 18 of the F1Technical Sporting Code clearly states that "All F1 Teams are free to lie, cheat and steal, strongly recommended though to avoid getting caught and then lying about it more than once, or in some exceptional circumstances twice. Except Ferrari. If such circumstances arise as Ferrari should get involved in anything that might be considered irregular by any number of forum members, a shitstorm should and will be unleashed."donskar wrote:All these posts and no one has yet accused M-B or MS of cheating!
How refreshing.
BBC wrote:
Watch seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher testing the new Mercedes F1 car in Spain, ahead of his return to the sport when the new season commences in March.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 455983.stm
andartop wrote:What are mumbling about? Article 18 of the F1Technical Sporting Code clearly states that "All F1 Teams are free to lie, cheat and steal, strongly recommended though to avoid getting caught and then lying about it more than once, or in some exceptional circumstances twice. Except Ferrari. If such circumstances arise as Ferrari should get involved in anything that might be considered irregular by any number of forum members, a shitstorm should and will be unleashed."donskar wrote:All these posts and no one has yet accused M-B or MS of cheating!
How refreshing.
There are some rumors that this was dubbed "The I*$*matron Syndrome".
=D> An early contender for "Post of the Year" =D>andartop wrote:What are mumbling about? Article 18 of the F1Technical Sporting Code clearly states that "All F1 Teams are free to lie, cheat and steal, strongly recommended though to avoid getting caught and then lying about it more than once, or in some exceptional circumstances twice. Except Ferrari. If such circumstances arise as Ferrari should get involved in anything that might be considered irregular by any number of forum members, a shitstorm should and will be unleashed."donskar wrote:All these posts and no one has yet accused M-B or MS of cheating!
How refreshing.
There are some rumors that this was dubbed "The I*$*matron Syndrome".
adam2007 wrote:cant find any news on his second day test, is there any about?
The Ferrari he has left is an empty shell of a team compared to before. Not like he was been a big help on the wall, just showing face, and making Kimi screw up.hasalard wrote:Schumi in Mercedes overalls...it is too heavy for me.Still can't believe how easily he can separate his ways with Ferrari.
Anyway still no lap times or anything else about his pace.Can anyone translate what he said in video 2 please?
I think, replace the white with silver, delete Marlboro and replace with PetronasWhiteBlue wrote:
I like the traditional design
David Sears wrote:German:"Ich würde sagen, wenn man auf einer nicht ganz trockenen Strecke mit nassen Kerbs nicht einmal eine Sekunde von der schnellsten Runde entfernt ist, dann ist das nicht ganz schlecht."
Re translated:
If you are less than one second off the fastest lap time on a damp track with wet curbs I would call it "Not all bad"
love the sound the GP2 cars makeWhiteBlue wrote: http://www.motorsport-total.com/videos/f1/2339
Video day 2
