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10:22AM: On the schedule this morning<\/p>\n
– Perez pour Red Bull<\/p>\n
– Sainz pour Ferrari<\/p>\n
– Hamilton pour Mercedes<\/p>\n
– Ocon pour Alpine<\/p>\n
– Norris pour McLaren<\/p>\n
– Zhou pour Alfa Rom\u00e9o<\/p>\n
– Alonso pour Aston Martin<\/p>\n
– Magnussen pour Haas<\/p>\n
– Tsunoda pour AlphaTauri<\/p>\n
– Sargeant pour Williams.<\/p>\n
This afternoon, instead of their teammate, they will be driving: Piastri, Russell, Gasly, De Vries, Leclerc, Verstappen, H\u00fclkenberg. Alonso, Zhou, and Sargeant are the only ones completing the full day.<\/p>\n
As a reminder, the testing program is busy with 8 hours and 30 minutes of driving per day.<\/p>\n
10:30 am: The top 7 ranked<\/p>\n
\nApr\u00e8s 30 minutes on a 7 pilotes class\u00e9s #f1testing<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/snsLioF7YH<\/a><\/p>\n
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12:05: After two hours of driving, the most active single-seaters on the track are Mercedes, Alfa Romeo, and AlphaTauri, with Tsunoda doing very long stints. Red Bull has been less active on the track so far compared to yesterday.<\/p>\n
\nLe classement apr\u00e8s deux heures de roulage #F1Testing<\/a> #BahrainTesting<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/dZUYtx97FT<\/a><\/p>\n
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12:08: Hamilton takes a quick lap, stirring up some dust. Overall, the drivers are not pushing yet and despite a few brake lock-ups, no risks are being taken for now.<\/p>\n
13:05: Ranking after three hours of session. Tsunoda has already completed 70 trouble-free laps with his AlphaTauri. He is the most diligent on track.<\/p>\n
\nClassement apr\u00e8s trois heures sur quatre ce “matin” (il est 13h) #F1Testing<\/a> #BahrainTesting<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/5hxdPGNe5o<\/a><\/p>\n
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1:35 PM: There are 30 minutes left of this morning’s session. No red or yellow flags to report.<\/p>\n
\nIl reste 30 min. Perez a fait un tres tr\u00e8s long relais.
Il est remont\u00e9 \u00e0 hauteur de Tsunoda en nombre de tours parcourus. Fia-bi-li-t\u00e9 ! #f1testing<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/pcf7E86UH3<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Motors Inside F1 (@MotorsInside) February 24, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
13:56: Tsunoda (AlphaTauri) experiences a major wheel lock-up.<\/p>\n
13:59: \ud83d\udfe8 The yellow flag is deployed with the VSC. Like yesterday, the objective is to test the system.<\/p>\n
2:00 PM: \ud83d\udfe5 Red flag and session interrupted for a system test. Cars are waiting in the pitlane.<\/p>\n
14:07: \ud83d\udfe2 Session restart for 8 minutes. Scheduled end at 14:15. The drivers will line up on the starting grid to test the standing start.<\/p>\n
A complete departure procedure was tested. 7 drivers positioned themselves on the grid before waiting for the lights to start the warm-up lap. They then positioned themselves on the grid to simulate a start.<\/p>\n
The lights turned on one by one, and as they went out, Magnussen, Sainz, and Hamilton launched simultaneously, while the other 4 cars remained stationary, thinking it was an individual starting procedure as sometimes possible at the end of free practice sessions. Incomprehension.<\/p>\n
14:15: End of the “morning” session<\/p>\n
15h: \ud83d\udfe2 Green flag but no one on track. Teams will resume around 15:15.<\/p>\n
3:30 PM: Leclerc, Piastri, and De Vries are on the track. McLaren has applied more flowviz to assess its aerodynamic flow.<\/p>\n
15:50: 7 drivers have replaced their teammate during the break. Verstappen, in particular, has taken over Perez’s seat in the Red Bull. He has already set the fastest time, beating Sainz by 6 tenths of a second.<\/p>\n
5:10 pm: The ranking is changing, the cars are running a lot and are not encountering any reliability problems for the moment.<\/p>\n
\nClassement \u00e0 17h10 #F1Testing<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/SVqsR9O6DS<\/a><\/p>\n
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