Jerez Test: 18 Mar - Second last day for Nakajima


Kazuki Nakajima

By Andrew Hooper/Willams F1
March 19 2009

It would be the second last day of the AT&T Williams teams pre-season test at the Jerez circuit. Kazuki Nakajima would be only one of two drivers on the circuit as the team made their final preparations for the opening race in Australia. Kazuki would focus mechanical set-up and the signing off final components for the first race in Melbourne. Kazuki will return for the last day of testing.

 
 Jerez Test 18:03:2009 Day Four
 

With just two teams present at the Jerez circuit, one being the AT&T Williams team, day four of the Williams teams test would see Kazuki Nakajima replace Nico Rosberg as the team continued their preparations for the Australian Grand Prix.

NakajimaWith the opening race of the 2009 season just over a week away the Williams team continued with set-up work on the FW31. Kazuki would set a best time of 1m:20.023 was recorded on lap 101 out of a total of 103, 455.569kms. The final day of pre-season testing will be completed by Kazuki.

Williams F1 Technical Director Sam Michael commented: “Kazuki spent our penultimate day in Jerez working on mechanical set-up and signing off final components for the first race in Melbourne. He'll be in the car again tomorrow for the final day of winter testing.”

 
Pos Driver 	    Team 	        		Best Time Laps
1     H Kovalainen 	    McLaren Mercedes 	1:18.202    46 / 85
2     K Nakajima 	    AT&T Williams 		1:20.023    101 / 103

* Please note that these times are recorded by the AT&T Williams team and
there may therefore be some discrepancies with alternative recording methods.
 

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