Day Two Timesheet @ 12.09pm 1. Ricciardo, Toro Rosso, 1:33.376, 40 laps; 2. Da Costa, Red Bull, 1:33.958, 19 laps; 3. Maldonado, Williams, 1:34.116, 18 laps; 4. Turvey, McLaren, 1:34.404, 25 laps; 5. Valsecchi, Lotus, 1:34.440, 27 laps; 6. Frijns, Sauber, 1:34.731, 17 laps; 7. Rigon, Ferrari, 1:34.812, 41 laps; 7. Calado, Force India, 1:35.231, 37 laps; 8. Gonzalez, Marussia, 1:37.949, 42 laps; 9. Stevens, Caterham, 1:38.051, 42 laps.
Good morning and welcome to Day Two coverage of the Young Driver Test at Silverstone Day Two Timesheet @ 12.40pm 1. Ricciardo, Toro Rosso, 1:32.972, 48 laps; 2. Da Costa, Red Bull, 1:33.958, 19 laps; 3. Calado, Force India, 1:34.013, 40 laps; 4. Maldonado, Williams, 1:34.116, 30 laps; 5. Turvey, McLaren, 1:34.404, 28 laps; 6. Valsecchi, Lotus, 1:34.440, 38 laps; 7. Frijns, Sauber, 1:34.731, 17 laps; 8. Rigon, Ferrari, 1:34.812, 51 laps; 9. Stevens, Caterham, 1:37.008, 26 laps; 10. Gonzalez, Marussia, 1:37.949, 54 laps; Driver rundown: Red Bull - Antonio Da Costa (morning), Daniel Ricciardo (afternoon); Ferrari - Davide Rigon; McLaren - Oliver Turvey; Lotus - Davide Valsecchi; Sauber - Robin Frijns (morning), Nico Hulkenberg (afternoon); Force India - James Calado (morning), Paul Di Resta (afternoon); Williams - Pastor Maldonado (morning), Daniel Juncadella (afternoon); Toro Rosso - Daniel Ricciardo (morning), Carlos Sainz Jr (afternoon); Caterham - Will Stevens; Marussia - Rodolfo Gonzalez
Not great Dan, not great. I s'pose it must be pretty difficult to drive one car one second then have to adjust to another the next. I just hope it was car related.
From ESPN: The tweets we've seen from those stationed at that corner seem to think he just got a bit carried away getting on the throttle too early Anyway he's improved his laptimes in the RB9 and is already six tenths faster than Da Costa: Day Two Timesheet @ 2.53pm 1. Ricciardo, Toro Rosso, 1:32.972, 48 laps; 2. Ricciardo, Red Bull, 1:33.367, 22 laps; 3. Valsecchi, Lotus, 1:33.632, 56 laps; 4. Turvey, McLaren, 1:33.864, 55 laps; 5. Calado, Force India, 1:33.957, 47 laps; 6. Da Costa, Red Bull, 1:33.958, 19 laps; 7. Rigon, Ferrari, 1:34.053, 64 laps; 8. Maldonado, Williams, 1:34.116, 71 laps; 9. Hulkenberg, Sauber, 1:34.522, 10 laps; 10. Frijns, Sauber, 1:34.731, 17 laps; 11. Sainz, Toro Rosso, 1:34.953, 13 laps; 12. Stevens, Caterham, 1:36.298, 61 laps; 13. Di Resta, Force India, 1:36.710, 5 laps; 14. Gonzalez, Marussia, 1:37.949, 54 laps.
Frynes also went off at Luffield like Ricciardo, which is a fairly odd spot to go off at so I also wonder if something's up there?
Teams pulling out the IR camera's in more and more awkward places: please log in to view this image please log in to view this image
Final Day Two Timesheet 1. Ricciardo, Toro Rosso, 1:32.972, 48 laps; 2. Sainz, Toro Rosso, 1:33.016, 39 laps; 3. Ricciardo, Red Bull, 1:33.187, 59 laps; 4. Valsecchi, Lotus, 1:33.554, 91 laps; 5. Turvey, McLaren, 1:33.864, 97 laps; 6. Calado, Force India, 1:33.957, 47 laps; 7. Da Costa, Red Bull, 1:33.958, 19 laps; 8. Rigon, Ferrari, 1:34.053, 97 laps; 9. Maldonado, Williams, 1:34.116, 71 laps; 10. Hulkenberg, Sauber, 1:34.224, 52 laps; 11. Juncadella, Williams, 1:34.631, 33 laps; 12. Frijns, Sauber, 1:34.731, 17 laps; 13. Stevens, Caterham, 1:36.082, 98 laps; 14. Di Resta, Force India, 1:36.356, 41 laps; 15. Gonzalez, Marussia, 1:37.949, 92 laps. Wow Sainz!
Timings at 10:30am: 1. Jean-Eric Vergne, Toro Rosso, 1:33.647, 16 laps 2. Felipe Massa, Ferrari, 1:33.764, 16 laps 3. Adrian Sutil, Force India, 1:34.454, 13 laps 4. Carlos Sainz Jr, Red Bull, 1:34.638, 14 laps 5. Giedo van der Garde, Caterham, 1:35.155, 17 laps 6. Nicolas Prost, Lotus, 1:35.991, 11 laps 7. Gary Paffett, McLaren, 1:36.284, 6 laps 8. Rodolfo Gonzalez, Marussia, 1:36.695, 19 laps 9. Susie Wolff, Williams, 1:38.012, 10 laps 10. Kimiya Sato, Sauber, 1:38.685, 13 laps
