Although happy Ferrari's windtunnel data was in line with their Jerez findings, Stefano Domenicali isn't making predictions about F1's pecking order. Ferrari had, in their own words, a "solid" start to pre-season testing with Fernando Alonso and the returning Kimi Raikkonen covering 251 laps over the four days. That put Ferrari second on the list of most laps covered which Mercedes topped with 309 while McLaren were third with 245. As for lap times, Raikkonen's 1:24.812 put him fifth fastest for the week while Alonso was seventh quickest with a 1:25.495. McLaren's Kevin Magnussen set the pace with a 1:23.276. "These were four very demanding and important days to give us...
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