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On the fifth day of testing at Jerez de la Frontera, Williams F1 Team driver Kazuki Nakajima was the fastest man on track with a lap time of 1:17.494. McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen clocked a fastest lap of 1:17.933.
That's quite tempting...bgroovers wrote:I got 25:1 odds for vettel to win this years championship but they are shrinking by the day. Get you money on now! RBR are going to walk it! Bourdais to win a rece in the Torro Rosso this year?
Are we racing or testing ?djos wrote:I nearly blew my load when I saw that but still we dont really know where Macca is (they where testing 2010 tyres) and who knows what fuel loads everyone was running.Conceptual wrote:Vettel with 1.2 seconds on the Ferrari..
Even so I suspect that all the fast times were at the end of long runs so still bode well.
Btw, how funny is it that the VJM02 was faster out of the box than the Renault!
Speculating!Moanlower wrote:Are we racing or testing ?djos wrote:I nearly blew my load when I saw that but still we dont really know where Macca is (they where testing 2010 tyres) and who knows what fuel loads everyone was running.Conceptual wrote:Vettel with 1.2 seconds on the Ferrari..
Even so I suspect that all the fast times were at the end of long runs so still bode well.
Btw, how funny is it that the VJM02 was faster out of the box than the Renault!
Well then, to finish first you first have to finish...djos wrote:Speculating!
Bit of fire I see there...FLC wrote:Well then, to finish first you first have to finish...djos wrote:Speculating!
slimjim8201 wrote:Bit of fire I see there...FLC wrote:Well then, to finish first you first have to finish...djos wrote:Speculating!
I didn't know they had a limited amount of laps..i thought it was just 15000km...or is that what you mean?axle wrote:Day 2 of Jerez - WET
Oh look Piquet is last of the runners. I'm surprised more didn't save their laps today like Ferrari.
They do have a limited number of testing tires I believe... but they would have plenty wet tires anyway so why not run today?Callum wrote:Yeah it's just the headrest.
I didn't know they had a limited amount of laps..i thought it was just 15000km...or is that what you mean?axle wrote:Day 2 of Jerez - WET
Oh look Piquet is last of the runners. I'm surprised more didn't save their laps today like Ferrari.
Maybe because Ferrari is scared of running KERS in the rain.ISLAMATRON wrote:They do have a limited number of testing tires I believe... but they would have plenty wet tires anyway so why not run today?Callum wrote:Yeah it's just the headrest.
I didn't know they had a limited amount of laps..i thought it was just 15000km...or is that what you mean?axle wrote:Day 2 of Jerez - WET
Oh look Piquet is last of the runners. I'm surprised more didn't save their laps today like Ferrari.
It could also be because they had new parts to test and testing them in the rain doesn't give them any usefull feedback. Also limited new parts which could get them in trouble if they get broke.blobslosak wrote:33:1 for red bull to win the constructors. Must be worth a ten quid bet.
not really, waste of money imoaxle wrote: That's quite tempting...
Must be the world's largest plug. Has to do with KERS.DM0407 wrote:What the hell is on the top of the cockpit? Is that the world's largest Steering wheel?