Williams completes final day of testing


By Andrew Hooper
November 19 2007

 Barcelona Test 15:11:2007 Day Three
 

The final day of testing for the AT&T Williams team at the Circuit de Catalunya would see Nico Rosberg and Kazuki Nakajima continue the teams preparations for the 2008 season. The team continued the final day completing system checks.

NakajimaRosberg completed sixty nine laps with a best time of 1:21.820, good for sixth fastest overall. Nakajima continued his preparations for his first full season finishing with thirteenth fastest time, 1.2 seconds off Rosberg's ultimate pace.

Williams F1 Test Team Manager Dickie Stanford commented: "Our last day in Barcelona delivered another productive session for Nico and Kazuki, with Kazuki covering considerable mileage despite numerous red flags. The pair finalised systems checks to complete our scheduled development work for this week. Jerez will be our next destination in the first week of December for the final test of the year.”
  
Pos Driver 	    	Team 	        Best Time Laps
1   H Kovalainen    	Renault F1 	1:20.659  79 / 82
2   F Massa 		Ferrari 	1:21.044  33 / 92
3   F Montagny 		Toyota 		1:21.363  34 / 85
4   S Vettel 		Toro Rosso 	1:21.486  59 / 67
5   D Coulthard 	Red Bull 	1:21.555  48 / 82
6   L Badoer 		Ferrari 	1:21.741  45 / 74
7   P de la Rosa 	McLaren		1:21.805  31 / 33
8   N Rosberg 		AT&T Williams 	1:21.820  19 / 69
9   S Bourdais 		Toro Rosso 	1:21.939  82 / 84
10  G Paffett 		McLaren 	1:22.070  13 / 31
11  N Heidfeld 		BMW Sauber 	1:22.460  13 / 53
12  R Kubica 		BMW Sauber 	1:22.706  13 / 52
13  K Nakajima 		AT&T Williams 	1:23.039  120 /127
14  J Trulli 		Toyota 		1:23.064  34 / 52
15  C Klien 		Force India F1 	1:23.084  79 / 83
16  J Button 		Honda F1 	1:23.118  95 / 96
17  V Liuzzi 		Force India F1 	1:23.206  42 / 92
18  M Conway 		Super Aguri 	1:23.729  71 / 72
19  J Rossiter 		Super Aguri 	1:23.931  32 / 61
20  R Doornbos 		Red Bull 	1:24.102  54 / 61


* Please note that these times are recorded by the 
AT&T Williams team and there may therefore be some 
discrepancies with alternative recording methods.