Written on March 17, 2009 at 4:22 pm by F1Wolf

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Test times Jerez March 17, 2009:

1. Button - Brawn GP - 1:17.844 - 114 laps
2. Rosberg - Williams - 1:18.071 +0.227 - 66 laps
3. Piquet - Renault - 1:18.382 +0.538 - 128 laps
4. Hamilton - McLaren - 1:19.121 +1.277 - 118 laps

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6 Comments Post a Comment

bmwf1guy says:

March 18, 2009 at 2:03 am

This is just too much. It seems too good to be true for Brawn that it actually could be real.

I’m not counting McLaren too slow by Melbourne. They may not win, but they won’t be out of the picture.

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Timmie says:

March 18, 2009 at 7:18 am

They really do keep getting quicker don’t they?

Hamilton will still be there bugging somebody in Melbourne, no doubt about it. Just not for a win.
Cruz Gonzalez says:

March 18, 2009 at 2:08 pm

Could someone tell us the lap record of this circuit?
It’d interesting to analyse the different generations of cars in the same track, the V10, the V8 and the different tire and aerodynamic rules in the recent years.
- F1Wolf says:
  
  March 18, 2009 at 2:44 pm
  
  From newsonf1.net:
  
  Jerez
  Best Lap Time in 2004: 1:15.629 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) – 30 September
  Best Lap Time in 2005: 1:15.561 Pedro de la Rosa (McLaren MP4/20) – 29 April
  Best Lap Time in 2005 (05 spec): 1:15.561 Pedro de la Rosa (McLaren MP4/20) – 29 April
  Best Lap Time in 2005 (Any car – V8 Engine): 1:18.752 Jacques Villeneuve (BMW Sauber C24B) – 10 December
  Best Lap Time in 2005 (06 spec car – V8 Engine): 1:19.521 Ricardo Zonta (Toyota TF106) – 14 December
  Best Lap Time in 2006 (V10 Engine): 1:16.509 Pedro de la Rosa (McLaren MP4-20) – 11 January
  Best Lap Time in 2006 (Any car – V8 Engine): 1:15.684 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari 248 F1) – 12 October
  Best Lap Time in 2006 (06 spec car – V8 Engine): 1:15.684 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari 248 F1) – 12 October
  Best Lap Time in 2006 (06 Spec car – 07 Bridgestone Tyres): 1:18.684 Lewis Hamilton (McLaren MP4-21) – 7 December
  Best Lap Time in 2007 (06 Spec car – 07 Bridgestone Tyres): 1:19.628 Anthony Davidson (Super Aguri SAF1 Interim car) – 18 January
  Best Lap Time in 2007 (07 Spec car): 1:19.183 Heikki Kovalainen (Renault R27) – 19 January
  Best Lap Time in 2008 (08 Spec car): 1:17.974 Heikki Kovalainen (Mclaren MP4-23) – 14 February
  Best Lap Time in 2009 (09 Spec car): 1:17.844 Jenson Button (Brawn GP BGP001) – 17 March
Cruz Gonzalez says:

March 18, 2009 at 2:51 pm

Wow Wolf, you are really informed!
Is good to be close to you, I’m so happy to discover this fantastic site!
It’s gonna be a fantastic season!
- F1Wolf says:
  
  March 18, 2009 at 3:05 pm
  
  glad having you here