By Andrew Hooper - Williams F1 Team
February 18 2010
The AT&T Williams team commenced their second round of pre-season testing at the Jerez circuit, with Rubens Barrichello returning to the cockpit for day one of a four day test.
The team concentrated on long runs in the morning to carry out systems checks on the FW32, while in the afternoon the effort was focused on set-up work.
Jerez Test 17:02:2010
Day One
The AT&T
Williams team commenced their second round of pre-season testing at the
Jerez circuit, with Rubens Barrichello returning to the cockpit for day one
of a four day test.
The team concentrated on long runs
in the morning to carry
out systems checks on the FW32, while in the afternoon the effort was focused on
set-up work.
Rubens
will continue the team's schedule of work tomorrow, while Nico Hulkenberg
will assume testing duties on Friday and Saturday.
Sam Michael, Technical Director:
Today the track was generally damp with only a few windows to run dry tyres.
Although we covered a good number of laps, we had a couple of small
mechanical problems that cost us track time when the grip was at its
highest. We continue running tomorrow with Rubens."
Pos Driver Team Time Laps
1 S Vettel Red Bull 1:22.593 99
2 L Hamilton McLaren 1:23.017 72
3 F Massa Ferrari 1:23.204 72
4 S Buemi Toro Rosso 1:23.322 79
5 P de la Rosa BMW Sauber 1:23.367 76
6 M Schumacher Mercedes GP 1:23.803 111
7 A Sutil Force India 1:24.272 28
8 P di Resta Force India 1:25.088 74
9 V Petrov Renault 1:26.237 55
10 R Barrichello AT&T Williams 1:27.320 109
11 F Fauzy Lotus 1:31.848 76
12 T Glock Virgin GP 1:32.417 10
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