Nico Rosberg is scheduled to test for Mercedes GP on day 2
The Valencia testing continues with day 2. The test session begins at 10am local time. Felipe Massa, Nico Rosberg, Rubens Barrichello, Robert Kubica and Sebastien Buemi continue for the second day in a row. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) and Kamui Kobayashi (BMW Sauber) are making their 2010 testing debuts today. Stay tuned for updates and images as the session progresses.
Times after first hour of day 2 in Valencia:
1. Massa – Ferrari 1:11.722
2. Hamilton – McLaren 1:13.161
3. Kobayashi – Sauber 1:13.486
4. Rosberg – Mercedes – 1:14.036
5. Kubica – Renault – 1:14.714
6. Buemi – Toro Rosso – 1:14.928
7. Barrichello – Williams – 1:15.493
Valencia Day 2 – Morning times:
1. Felipe Massa – Ferrari – 1:11.722 – 45 laps
2. Kamui Kobayashi - Sauber – 1:12.056 +0.334 – 29 laps
3. Lewis Hamilton – McLaren – 1:12.614 +0.892 – 30 laps
4. Nico Rosberg – Mercedes GP – 1:12.899 +1′.177 – 20 laps
5. Rubens Barrichello – Williams – 1:13.377 +1.655 – 40 laps
6. Robert Kubica – Renault – 1:13.659 +1′.937 – 40 laps
7. Sebastian Buemi – Toro Rosso – 1:14.862 +3.140 – 41 laps
Valencia Day 2 – Times at the end of the day:
1. Felipe Massa – Ferrari – 1:11.722 – 124 laps
2. Kamui Kobayashi – Sauber – 1:12.056 +0.334 – 96 laps
3. Lewis Hamilton – McLaren – 1:12.256 +0.534 – 108 laps
4. Robert Kubica – Renault – 1:12.426 +0.704 – 119 laps
5. Nico Rosberg – Mercedes GP – 1:12.899 +1.177 – 119 laps
6. Rubens Barrichello – Williams – 1:13.377 +1.655 – 102 laps
7. Sebastian Buemi – Toro Rosso – 1:13.823 +2.101 – 107 laps
Scroll down for images from day 2 of testing. Check out Kubica’s black helmet …
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I wonder why they don’t put both pilots from each team to train…
There is a limit to laps allowed during the testing period. The teams probably feel they are more effective in developing the car running one at a time.
Anybody notice the exhaust pipes on the Mercedes? Anyone see what is wrong with those? Pretty sure Ferrari did the same thing last year and had to change it to be smooth with the body chassis before the first race in Melbourne….
Renault still looks bulky like last year, see how it goes and the nose on that Sauber is long, hangs out quite far, even further than the Toyota nose did last year!
Also McLaren seem to be running a few different configurations for their side pods, extra inlets/outlets on each side when Hamilton ran (Paffet ran one side the previous day) and Hamilton is also running an open inlet on the top of the nose which you wonder what for (sponsor stickers even blend appropriately).
All fun so far, good to see them back on a track even if it is just testing, looking forward to the new season, counting down the days!
the teams are only allowed to test with one car. that is why for example Mercedes GP drivers shared the car on Monday – Rosberg in the morning, Schumacher in the afternoon