Ferrari Engines All over the Place
By Ferrari Press Office
February 8 2005
Today was the start of testing this week at the Jerez de la Frontera circuit. Sauber's Felipe Massa was powered to fastest lap by his Ferrari V10 engine while factory driver's Rubens Barrichello and Luca Badoer were in 9th and 10th place respectively. Sauber's Jacques Villeneuve was in last place.
Circuit: Jerez circuit 4.428 km
Drivers: Luca Badoer and Rubens Barrichello
Cars: F2004 and F2004 M
Weather: air temperature 2/16 °C, track temperature 3/25 °C. Sunny.
First day of testing this week for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, working today at the Jerez de la Frontera circuit.
Today, Luca Badoer and Rubens Barrichello took to the track, at the wheel of an F2004 and an F2004 M respectively.
The days technical programme focussed on tyres, set-up and engine testing. At the end of the day, the Brazilian driver had completed a total of 40 laps, the quickest in a time of 119194. The Scuderias official test driver did 64 laps, with a best time of 119707.
Testing at this circuit continues tomorrow, with Badoer and Barrichello continuing with driving duties.
1. Felipe Massa Sauber Petronas 1:17.501 - 60 laps
2. Jarno Trulli - Toyota TF105 1:17.700 - 59 laps
3. Ricardo Zonta - Toyota TF105 1:18.170 47 laps
4. Juan Pablo Montoya McLaren Mercedes 1:18.233 30 laps
5. Pedro de la Rosa McLaren Mercedes 1:18.557 60 laps
6. Fernando Alonso Renault 1:18.765 119 laps
7. Nick Heidfeld BMW Williams 1:18.803 89 laps
8. Mark Webber - BMW Williams 1:18.985 77 laps
9. Rubens Barrichello Ferrari 1:19.194 40 laps
10. Luca Badoer Ferrari 1:19.707 64 laps
11. Giancarlo Fisichella Renault 1:19.854 83 laps
12. David Coulthard Red Bull Racing 1:19.969 38 laps
13. Christian Klien Red Bull Racing 1:19.979 50 laps
14. Anthony Davidson BAR Honda 1:20.303 19 laps
15. Takuma Sato BAR Honda 1:20.548 27 laps
16. Nelson Piquet Jr BAR Honda 1:20.847 39 laps
17. Jacques Villeneuve Sauber Petronas 1:21.051 59 laps
Times courtesy of The Jerez de la Frontera circuit.
Ferrari Press Office
08 Feb 2005
