Official: Testing Thread

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SilverArrow said:
I do find it weird that a minority of the McLaren fanbase seem a bit gloomy with no real qualifying times set by either driver these 3 days
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It's no more weird than a minority of Red Bull fans being gloomy that they appear to have adopted the Sauber exhaust when all the other teams have adopted the McLaren solution. :emoticon-0105-wink:
 
Looks like Seb might want to get the fastest time, yet Grosjean doesn't look ready to let him have it.
 
On the BBC website The headline "Ferrari unveil major car redesign" with a picture of a Ferrari crashed in a tyre wall. Classic
 
Romain Grosjean reckons Lotus have found some "interesting" directions to go in with car set-up for the next phase of the season on the back of a strong week of testing at Mugello.

"We had plenty of things that we really wanted to test since the first race but we couldn't have chance to do it. Here we could do them," he told Sky Sports News' Craig Slater.


Fernando Alonso says Ferrari must show clear progress at Spanish Grand Prix after Mugello test - Autosport


And, some F1 Gossip, which is hardly thrilling
 
Can't help but sympathise with Alonso, he'll get the team and car right sooner rather than later. What a man.
 
EternalMSC said:
Can't help but sympathise with Alonso, he'll get the team and car right sooner rather than later. What a man.
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This year was (well still is) a perfect year for them. So many teams fighting over the top points means that if someone could run away with it they'd build a lead extremely quickly.

Ferrari and McLaren are probably kicking themselves right now :)
 
BrightLampShade said:
This year was (well still is) a perfect year for them. So many teams fighting over the top points means that if someone could run away with it they'd build a lead extremely quickly.

Ferrari and McLaren are probably kicking themselves right now :)
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They had it in their hands, but now it is in everybody's hands, if we thought 2010 and 2011 was un-predictable.. we have Saubers-Lotus'-and Mercedes fighting for wins.
The icing on my cake would be for Michael to get that dream 92nd, maybe Spa ;)
 
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