Silverstone Test: Bottas remains fastest on Day Two


By Williams F1 Team
July 14 2012

Williams F1 driver Valtteri Bottas was fastest in mixed conditions on the final morning of the Silverstone young driver test, posting a 49.241s lap on the International circuit.

 
  Silverstone Test 13:07:2012 Day Two
 
Bottas
 

Driver Valtteri Bottas
Chassis / engine FW34-01 / RS27- 5259/2
Location Silverstone International Circuit, England 3.057kms
Objectives Mileage for Valtteri, driver development and general set-up work
Weather Track damp to start, overcast skies and some rain showers
Ambient & track temps 20șC / 30șC

Dominic Harlow, Senior Operations Engineer: It was another good test for the team here at Silverstone, today running on the shorter International Circuit. We were able to get a good evaluation of several new components across various systems on the car as part of the ongoing development, alongside giving Valtteri more mileage in the car. Valtteri again drove well, whilst the weather held up, enabling us to achieve another productive day for the team.

Valtteri Bottas: It was another successful day today for the team, with a trouble-free performance and no problems with the car. It was useful to get some longer runs in again today and it was good for me to get a better understanding of the tyres, and how the team works. We were lucky with the weather today considering the forecast, as we were able to do most of the runs in the dry, despite a bit of dampness early on.

 

DRIVER      	  TEAM 		  	TIME      BEST / TOTAL
LAPS 1 Valtteri Bottas Williams F1 Team 48.963 158 / 170 2 Max Chilton Marussia F1 Team 49.932 46 / 52 3 Rio Haryanto Marussia F1 Team 50.405 73 / 79
 

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