F1 » Jerez F1 test times – day one: 5 February – 11am

05 February 2013
Nico Rosberg sets the early pace on day one of testing at Jerez, despite causing a red flag stoppage due to an electrical fault - Jenson Button's McLaren also stops on track early on
Full lap times as of 11am local time, on the opening day of the four-day F1 group test at Jerez de la Frontera in southern Spain.

1. Nico Rosberg Germany Mercedes-Mercedes 1min 20.846secs
2. Pastor Maldonado Venezuela Williams-Renault* 1min 21.215secs
3. Daniel Ricciardo Australia Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1min 21.316secs
4. Nico Hulkenberg Germany Sauber-Ferrari 1min 21.553secs
5. Felipe Massa Brazil Ferrari-Ferrari 1min 21.598secs
6. Mark Webber Australia Red Bull-Renault 1min 22.959secs
7. Giedo van der Garde Holland Caterham-Renault 1min 24.994secs
8. Max Chilton Britain Marussia -Cosworth 1min 25.176secs
9. Jenson Button Britain McLaren-Mercedes No time
10. Paul di Resta Britain Force India-Mercedes No time
11. Romain Grosjean France Lotus-Renault No time

* - denotes 2012 spec car

All times unofficial

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Firestorm - Unregistered

February 05, 2013 11:05 AM

The team has turned on and off any part of the car in order to keep Mp4-28 bulletproof. After a few laps the fuel pump....However is better to have this problems now, than in racing conditions. I hope that McLaren and all the other teams don't have such issues in the future because testing is such limited. On the other side I am happy to watch the finally Marussia is ready for the first test, with KERS, Coanda exhaust and everything incorporated in their car. I am sure that Symonds has done a great job again and Caterham is on trouble.

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February 05, 2013 11:39 AM

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