OPR: Ferrari testing in Italy and in France


By Ferrari Press
September 4 2002

It was back to work for the Ferrari team on Tuesday as the test teams headed to two separate circuits. Michael Schumacher was in action at Monza while Luca Badoer travelled to France for separate tests.

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Circuit: Autodromo di Monza, 5.793 km,
Driver: Michael Schumacher, F2002 chassis n° 218
Weather: air temperature 19/22 °C, track temperature 22/26 °C, cloudy then rain.

First day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro at the Monza circuit. Michael Schumacher was in action today, giving the F2002 its debut at the circuit, which hosts the Italian Grand Prix on 15th September.

Schumacher worked on set-up, aerodynamics and tyre testing. The track was only dry for the first couple of hours in the morning. The Ferrari driver completed a total of 57 laps with a best time of 1’24”595. Testing continues again on Wednesday, once again with Michael Schumacher driving.

Tuesday’s times

M. Schumacher (Ferrari) 1.24.595
A. Davidson (BAR-Honda) 1.25.188
M. Gené (BMW-Williams) 1.25.217
N. Heidfeld (Sauber-Petronas) 1.25.387
R. Schumacher (BMW-Williams) 1.26.082
P. Lemarie (BAR-Honda) 1.26.347
J. Button (Renault) 1.26.385
J. Trulli (Renault) 1.26.994
R. Briscoe (Toyota) 1.27.464
S. Sarrazin (Toyota) 1.28.234
D. Saalens (Minardi-Asiatech) 1.35.149

Circuit: Paul Ricard, 5.810 km Driver: Luca Badoer, F2002 chassis n° 217 Weather: air temperature 22/24 °C, track temperature 25/41 °C, sunny.

First day of testing for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro at the Paul Ricard circuit at Le Castellet in the South of France. Luca Badoer was driving today. The Scuderia’s official test driver worked on set-up and tyre testing. Badoer completed a total of 64 laps, with a best time of 1'’40"098.

Luca Badoer continues testing here on Wednesday.

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