I´ve also heard tickets are cheap and available but I´ve not been able to get any info about access from the official circuit site I´m hoping/guessing they´ll be available at the gate. I live not far away too so will also be heading down there friday or Saturday.SteveinSpain wrote:Hey, this is great. I live about 45 minutes from Jerez. How or where do I buy tickets? At the gate? Please advise.
All the best,
Steve
First off............Ed wrote:For the first test at Jerez, all the teams with the exception of Lotus, Campos and USF1astar83 wrote:do you know what teams are attending the jerez test next week?
It is expected that Lotus will show up at the second test.
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) , the FIA will allow USF1 to run its' debut test in the U.S. at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Alabama*. The team's expected to run three tests, beginning in early February before joining the rest of the F1 circus in Europe prior to the start of the 2010 season. 
He arrives, drives the car for the very first time, tops the timesheets after a handful of laps, betters his teammate's time and sets the best time in Valencia this year by 3 tenths.Ed wrote:Valencia test - Day 3 (session end):
Alonso - Ferrari: 1:11.470 - 127 laps
de la Rosa - BMW Sauber: 1:12.094 - 80 laps
Schumacher - Mercedes: 1:12.438 - 82 laps
Alguersuari - Toro Rosso: 1:12.576 - 97 laps
Button - McLaren: 1:12.951 - 82 laps
Petrov - Renault: 1:13.097 - 75 laps
Hulkenburg - Williams: 1:13.669 - 126 laps
Next test will be at Jerez from the 10th of February
You can attend the Jerez tests. You will need to purchase tickets from the ticket office on the day. Entry is 5 Euros. You can find more information at http://www.circuitodejerez.com.brawn2bwild wrote:I´ve also heard tickets are cheap and available but I´ve not been able to get any info about access from the official circuit site I´m hoping/guessing they´ll be available at the gate. I live not far away too so will also be heading down there friday or Saturday.SteveinSpain wrote:Hey, this is great. I live about 45 minutes from Jerez. How or where do I buy tickets? At the gate? Please advise.
All the best,
Steve
Brawn2bwild.
I'm very impressed, like Jay Vee, with the master's demonstration of the new red car's mettle. What is even MORE impressive is the TOTAL DOMINANCE of the Ferrari powerplant. The first four fastest times (Alonso's Massa's, Kobayashi's and de la Rosa's are ALL Ferrari powered! The first Merc is Hamilton's at 5th followed by Robert Kubica's RENAULT at 6th fastest. Michael's Merc is only 7th followed by the blink of an eye by the OTHER Spaniard's FERRARI powered Toro Rosso!
They have shown the others how to build a winner.Well I hope Massa wipes the floor with him. Have no time for the Big AJayVee wrote:He arrives, drives the car for the very first time, tops the timesheets after a handful of laps, betters his teammate's time and sets the best time in Valencia this year by 3 tenths.Ed wrote:Valencia test - Day 3 (session end):
Alonso - Ferrari: 1:11.470 - 127 laps
de la Rosa - BMW Sauber: 1:12.094 - 80 laps
Schumacher - Mercedes: 1:12.438 - 82 laps
Alguersuari - Toro Rosso: 1:12.576 - 97 laps
Button - McLaren: 1:12.951 - 82 laps
Petrov - Renault: 1:13.097 - 75 laps
Hulkenburg - Williams: 1:13.669 - 126 laps
Next test will be at Jerez from the 10th of February
And he is yet to extract full potential of the car.
Good to see you back in a quick car
Yuk. Not good for the type of testing they want to be doing. They obvviously will gain some wet weather data from this but I think they would prefer dry weatehr data.Ed wrote:
The weather forecast is for wet conditions all week
