There was no Michael Schumacher on track on the final day of Barcelona testing, so the honours could go to Massa. The times and order are not that important for the teams at this stage of testing. Except probably for Force India, the team that is using this and the next test in Jerez to select their drivers. In Barcelona Klien did a bit better than Liuzzi…
Everywhere else this test was mainly about the new ECU and no traction control or some new components for the 2008 cars. Being on the top of the time sheets definitely feels good anytime, but does not mean much right now.
Day 3 Times:
1. Massa – Ferrari – 1:21.044
2. Kovalainen – Renault – 1:21.136
3. Montagny – Toyota – 1:21.363
4. Vettel – Toro Rosso – 1:21.486
5. Coulthard – Red Bull – 1:21.555
6. Badoer – Ferrari – 1:21.741
7. de la Rosa – McLaren-Mercedes – 1:21.805
8. Rosberg – Williams – 1:21.820
9. Bourdais – Toro Rosso – 1:21.939
10. Paffett – McLaren-Mercedes – 1:22.070
11. Heidfeld – BMW-Sauber – 1:22.460
12. Kubica – BMW-Sauber – 1:22.706
13. Nakajima – Williams – 1:23.039
14. Trulli – Toyota – 1:23.064
15. Klien – Force India – 1:23.084
16. Button – Honda – 1:23.118
17. Liuzzi – Force India – 1:23.206
18. Conway – Honda – 1:23.729
19. Rossiter – Super Aguri – 1:23.931
20. Doornbos – Red Bull – 1:24.102
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