F1 testing pictures: 13th February

13th February 2010, 8:28 by Keith Collantine 44 Comments »

Robert Kubica leaves the pits in the Renault R30

The final day of F1 testing at Jerez has concluded. See below for pictures from all four days of the test:

F1 testing pictures

: Felipe Massa in the Ferrari F10

: Felipe Massa in the Ferrari F10

: Felipe Massa in the Ferrari F10

: Robert Kubica in the Renault R30

: Sebastian Vettel in the Red Bull RB6

: Sebastian Vettel watches Michael Schumacher in the Mercedes W01

: Rubens Barrichello in the Williams FW32

: Pedro de la Rosa in the BMW Sauber C29

: Jaime Alguersuari in the Toro Rosso STR5

: Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren MP4-25

: Sebastian Vettel in the Red Bull RB6

: Adrian Sutil in the Force India VJM03

: Lucas di Grassi in the Virgin VR-01

: Sebastian Vettel in the Red Bull RB6

: Rubens Barrichello in the Williams FW32

: Jaime Alguersuari in the Toro Rosso STR5

: Robert Kubica in the Renault R30

: Lucas di Grassi in the Virgin VR-01

: Michael Schumacher in the Mercedes W01

: Pedro de la Rosa in the BMW Sauber C29

: Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren MP4-25

: Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren MP4-25

: Michael Schumacher in the Mercedes W01

: Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren MP4-25

: Rubens Barrichello in the Williams FW32

: Robert Kubica in the Renault R30

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44 comments on F1 testing pictures: 13th February

Paul F said on 13th February 2010, 10:15

These are superb angles of the cars Keith – a great way to really compare the sidepods.

- TommyB said on 16th February 2010, 15:01
  
  Great pictures Keith, Really like the shots from the top.
  
  The Toro Rosso looks gorgeous!
  
Jim said on 13th February 2010, 10:32

Really professional photos, Keith. You’re a dab hand at this. Well done!

Ledzep4pm said on 13th February 2010, 10:57

When will we start seeing photos of the new diffusers, particualy mclarens and ferraris

Maciek said on 13th February 2010, 11:18

Kudos on today’s photos – they look like they’re racing on an inclined oval.

- Ned Flanders said on 13th February 2010, 11:27
  
  Yeah they do don’t they… it’s a nice illusion. The closest we’ll get to an F1 race on an oval for a while, I think!
  
- epi said on 13th February 2010, 12:14
  
  I really like the angle, gives you a good view of across the top of the car.
  
  Awesome photos all in all
  
Calum said on 13th February 2010, 11:49

I actualy woudn’t mind 150 flat out laps around Indy to get an American GP back. It would be something differant for the average Brit motorsport fan with a lack of NASCAR coverage in the UK – although, hardly missing out on anything.

Scribe said on 13th February 2010, 12:57

This is fanatastic photography Keith! I’m loving the over head shots, keep it up!

Ledzep4pm said on 13th February 2010, 13:16

Nice photos keith.

Any chance of the one where schumi went off

A-Safieldin said on 13th February 2010, 13:45

Is it just me who noticed the redbull cars have there numbers starting at 5 and 6?? shouldnt they be 3 and 4??? can anyone clear that up?

- DanThorn said on 13th February 2010, 14:12
  
  Jenson took the number 1 with him to McLaren, so they have 1 and 2. The rest is the ordered according to the constructors championship, so as champions Mercedes (Brawn) get 3 and 4, Red Bull as runners up get 5 and 6 etc…
  
  - A-Safieldin said on 13th February 2010, 14:17
    
    Oh i see… I thought it was like jenson is number 1 so he gives lewis number two and vettel is then 3 and he makes mark webber 4 but yea nvm thx
    
matt90 said on 13th February 2010, 14:15

I really hated the red and white of the Ferrari when the press pictures were first shown, and it’s long nose, but I really like the look of it on the track now.

Aleksandar Serbia said on 13th February 2010, 14:30

This year we really have something to look at, it looks like a parakeet show, really good color spectrum

the-muffin-man said on 13th February 2010, 14:39

How do Marlboro get away with the barcode graphic? Surely the barcode has become just as much of a brand now as their old chevron style logo was. And they must still derive some benefit from it by backing Ferrari or they wouldn’t spend the money.

- Aleksandar Serbia said on 13th February 2010, 16:11
  
  Yp its subliminal marketing, it should be banned but nobody will challenge Ferrari since they have a special status in f1, so says Bernie.
  
  - Scribe said on 13th February 2010, 16:16
    
    As a smoker, I have never felt inclinded to buy Malboro, not matter how often I see that sign.
    
    Weirldly, my brand was Malboro before I started seriously watching F1. Not very good subliminal marketing then.
    
- Plink Plonk Plunk said on 15th February 2010, 17:03
  
  In watching a few minutes of the Daytona 500 yesterday I was thinking how Hypocritical it is to allow alcohol sponsors on race cars but not tobacco.
  
  With the seriousness of drinking and driving I think alcohol sponsors on cars racing nearly 200 mph is a lot worse than tobacco sponsorship. But thats the Feds for you.
  
Lee said on 13th February 2010, 14:46

Great pictures Keith, what is the little snorkel type intake on top of nose of Hamiltons car for? i don’t see anything like it on anyone else’s car.

TommyB said on 13th February 2010, 15:06

Great pictures Hope you had an amazing time

Yea Mon said on 13th February 2010, 18:26

From the overhead views you can really see how long these cars are.

verstappen said on 13th February 2010, 19:04

as said before: awesome photo’s, awsome angle(s). It’s great to flip through these pictures and get a close look at the design differences.

Speaking of which, Renault really has a different car! That inverse bottom-shape below the rear wing, is something else…
I am so curious to the actual performances of these cars!!