Red Bull Racing:Spain Free Practice Driver Views

By Ian Lockwood
May 20 2011

With Mark setting the pace during both practice sessions, and Seb close behind him, here's what our drivers had to say about their productive day in Catalunya.

Mark Webber: “The car ran well today; we’ve still got some work to do, but it was one of our better Fridays. It’s the first time we’ve run the RB7 in Barcelona in these temperatures, so the team’s learned quite a lot. Tyres are a big factor here, we know that, so we will be looking to manage them as best we can. It’s always been a reasonable track for me here, with a good result last year, so I hope to keep that trend going this weekend.”
 

First Practice Session

Position: 1, Best Time: 1:25.142, Laps: 27, Chassis No. 4

Second Practice Session

Position: 1, Best Time 1:22.470, Laps: 35, Chassis No. 4

 

Sebastian Vettel: “It was a very productive day – it was the first real chance we had with the new spec of hard tyres – and I can confirm they are pretty hard! All in all it was good, this morning wasn’t maybe ideal, but this afternoon I was happy. I think it will be tight this weekend, we look in good shape, but the others seem quick as well.”

First Practice Session

Position: 2, Best Time: 1:26.149, Laps: 20, Chassis No. 3

Second Practice Session

Position: 3, Best Time: 1:22.826, Laps: 37, Chassis No. 3

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011:05:20:16:51:38 by growler.

toptoy
21/05/2011 00:59
Be interesting to see which (if any) drivers flourish on the new harder compound then.

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