posted Feb 2, 2008

These attendances are getting huge aren't they?
How many for the silverstone test?

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posted Feb 2, 2008

Yeah the alonso affect for sure - once he retires the fickle Spaniards will move on and forget about F1.

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posted Feb 2, 2008

It was 25.000 pax on saturday!

Last week, in Valencia, 22.000 pax in a laboral day!!! So, who was working that day ??

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posted Feb 2, 2008

I'd assume the consensus is that Toro Rosso were running on fuel vapour? Otherwise no great surprises in the times, as far as I can see.

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posted Feb 2, 2008

Or Jorge Lorenzo takes it to Rossi and Stoner?

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posted Feb 2, 2008

Wasn't Force India the fastest a couple of days ago. What does testing mean as for who is best?

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posted Feb 3, 2008

'F1FanUSA'-
Force India was 4th fastest on friday (1st Feb.) with Fisichella. He was probably running very light on fuel with fresh tyres and trying to go flat out. He was more then a second faster than qualifying time set by Spyker in Spain last year.

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posted Feb 3, 2008

at the end of the day - testing is held to allow the FIA and Ferrari to get a good look at who their main competition is, to look at what the main competition have on their cars that makes them fast - and ban it to ensure we have another boring red fest.

We need a unbiased ruling body who does not have Ferrari members (but no other team members) on it board.

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posted Feb 3, 2008

All the teams are trying different tactics so it is hard to use these tests as a genuine measure of performance, while it is clear the new McLaren is fast, the first true test will be when they arrive in Melbourne in just under 6 weeks time.

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