Belgian GP: Williams Friday Practice Review

By AT&T Williams F1 Team
August 27 2011

The AT&T Williams F1 team looks back at their Friday practice for the 2011 Belgian Grand Prix.

 
 Williams Belgian GP Friday Practice Review
Objectives P1
• Testing of upgrade components
Objectives P2
• Continued evaluation of FW33 upgrades
• Tyre runs and set‐up work
 
Rubens Barrichello: Rubens Barrichello
"It was good to be back in the car after what feels like a long time. The only problem I had today was the KERS not working in the afternoon session. Apart from that, it was a pretty straight forward day working through our development parts."
Pastor Maldonado: Pastor Maldonado
"Conditions were quite difficult today because it wasn’t completely wet or completely dry. But I think it was a positive day and I’m looking forward to tomorrow. We need to improve more in the wet but in the dry the car felt well balanced. There is still much we can improve."
Sam Michael Technical Director WilliamsF1
Sam Michael"With plenty of rain here today, both cars went through a series of wet set‐up tests throughout the two sessions. The limited dry running still allowed us to check rear wing level, brake cooling and engine cooling."
 
 
AT&T Williams Classification
 
Driver Chassis & Engine 1st Session 2nd Session
R BARRICHELLO FW33-04 CA323 2:05.391 (8th) 12 laps 1:53.156 (16th) 17 laps
       
P MALDONADO FW33-02 CA324 2:08.918 (15th) 10 laps 1:52.750 (12th) 20 laps
       
Quickest Times
    M Schumacher 1:54.355 M Webber 1:50.321
       
 
Practice Conditions
 
  Session 1 Session 2
Weather Intermittent rain showers Intermittent rain showers
Air Temp 21 - 23C 20 - 23C
Track Temp 22 - 27C 19 - 25C
 

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