2011 F1 pre testing
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- 13th October 2010, 1:12 at 1:12 am #128209wasiF1Participant
F1 agree that the four testing session will take place in Barcelona, Jerez, Portimao and Bahrain in February & March.
13th October 2010, 19:33 at 7:33 pm #147372AnonymousInactiveGood news about Portimao, and also Bahrain. I hope for a good season opener at Sakhir after this years dull race. The same result would be ok though!
13th October 2010, 19:57 at 7:57 pm #147373BleuParticipantNot happy with the fact that there is two tracks that hold a race in the season. Keeping the amount of tracks same, two of Jerez/Valencia/Aragon, then Portimao and Paul Ricard would be good testing program. In the latter two you can change layout a little so having 4-day tests there should mean something like two days in two different layouts.
13th October 2010, 20:06 at 8:06 pm #147374IcthyesParticipantLooks like another Bore-rain then. There are plenty of tracks graded to F1 Testing capability, use those. Just because there might not be one in the Middle East it doesn’t mean we should test at Bahrain.
13th October 2010, 23:19 at 11:19 pm #147375gpcampbellParticipantYeah why not motorland aragon? Its a very good test circuit, but then so is catalyuna. However Catalyuna in a F1 car is a (insert swear word here. I’ve forgotten the rules on swearing in this forum and F1 is family viewing. For the PG version place “crummy”) race track. So Aragon for the race?? Please bernie?
Also if they wanted a middle east test for logistical reasons, hop over the water to Qatar where they have the moto gp night race (which suffers from the same issue as bahrain where its wayyyyy too dusty off line to overtake)
14th October 2010, 2:20 at 2:20 am #147376US_PeterParticipantGood news about Portimao, and also Bahrain. I hope for a good season opener at Sakhir after this years dull race. The same result would be ok though!
Are you kidding? If anything it’ll be more dull. With testing at the same track a week before the season opener they’ll all have so much current data on the track it will be a procession for sure. Maybe it’ll rain to shake things up. It rains all the time in Bahrain right? Uugghhhhh. *shakes head in dismay*
14th October 2010, 2:39 at 2:39 am #147377wasiF1ParticipantFIA & FOTA with FOM should arrange testing on tracks which aren’t included on the F1 calender.
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