Barcelona Test II – Day 1 (morning): Hamilton leads at the break

The last week of private testing of the winter season starts today in Barcelona at the Circuit de Catalunya. The temperature is 11°C. It's cloudy this morning, but there's no wind on the track.

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Barcelona Test II – Day 1 (morning): Hamilton leads at the break

For this 9th day of private testing of the year, the program focuses on testing these first two days of new aerodynamic elements before beginning the first race and qualifying simulations.

Find the schedule for this last week of winter private testing.

This morning, many drivers stopped at the end of pit lane to perform standing starts under the eyes of photographers. This was the case for Ericsson’s Sauber, the Lotus, the Williams, and the Toro Rosso.

The most enduring on track was Kvyat with the Red Bull. Nevertheless, he also caused a red flag at the beginning of the session by stalling when entering the pits. The Williams of Felipe Massa, on the other hand, caused a yellow flag late in the morning by stalling at the exit of the pit lane.

The rain came to disrupt the morning from 11:40 AM, stopping the sound of the V6 engines. Only the Red Bull took to the track to test the intermediate tires.

Results of the private tests in Barcelona – Day 5 – Thursday, February 26 /f1/actualite/19454-barcelone-ii-le-programme-des-essais-f1.html (morning):

No Driver Team Time Gap Laps
1
Hamilton Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team 1:24.881
48
2
Massa Williams Martini Racing 1:25.763 +0.882
29
3
Kvyat Infiniti Red Bull Racing 1:25.947 +1.066
45
4
Grosjean Lotus F1 Team 1:27.079 +2.198
33
5
Ericsson Sauber F1 Team 1:27.802 +2.921
33
6
Räikkönen Scuderia Ferrari 1:27.813 +2.932
28
7
Sainz Jr. Scuderia Toro Rosso 1:27.866 +2.985
34
8
Button McLaren Honda 1:31.479 +6.598
7
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