The AT&T
Williams team would return to the Circuit de Catalunya near Barcelona for a
test programme focusing on preparations for the 2009 season. Test driver
Nico Hulkenberg was present for the test that saw the team run with an
interim FW30 with the 2009 rear wing and running on slick tyres.
According
to reports there was two red flags during the day one caused by Williams's
Nico Hulkenberg.
Williams F1 Test Team Manager Dickie Stanford commented: “Nico Hulkenberg
was driving for us today on the first day of winter testing at Barcelona.
Running the interim FW30, we concentrated on running slick tyres and testing
the 2009 rear wing. Nico completed 116 laps with no problems. Nico Rosberg
will take over tomorrow.”
Pos Driver Team Best Time Laps
1 T Sato Toro Rosso 1:20.763 36 / 121
2 S Buemi Toro Rosso 1:21.071 29 / 117
3 A Wurz Honda 1:21.198 18 / 77
4 P de la Rosa McLaren Mercedes 1:21.417 20 / 65
5 G Paffett McLaren Mercedes 1:21.956 65 / 78
6 L Badoer Ferrari 1:22.038 93 / 94
7 R Kubica BMW Sauber 1:22.341 47 / 56
8 S Loeb Red Bull 1:22.503 71 / 82
9 N Piquet Renault 1:22.560 78 / 80
10 C Klien BMW Sauber 1:22.883 37 / 53
11 N Hulkenberg AT&T Williams 1:23.467 79 / 116
12 V Liuzzi Force India 1:23.794 68 / 86
13 A Sutil Force India 1:23.832 81 / 88
14 M Gene Ferrari 1:24.177 31 / 32
15 B Senna Honda 1:24.343 37 / 39
16 G Van der Garde Renault 1:24.908 27 / 32
17 L di Grassi Honda 1:25.512 37 / 48
* Please note that these times are recorded by the AT&T
Williams team and there may therefore be some
discrepancies with alternative recording methods.
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