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The second week of pre-season testing has concluded, with three days of running providing us with the first insights into how the 2020 season could shape up.
Below, we've laid out statistics from the week.
Top ten fastest laps
| Driver | Time | Day | Tyre |
|---|---|---|---|
Driver Valtteri Bottas |
Time 1.16.196 |
Day Three |
Tyre |
Driver Max Verstappen |
Time 1:16.269 |
Day Three |
Tyre C4 |
Driver Daniel Ricciardo |
Time 1:16.276 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driver Charles Leclerc |
Time 1:16.360 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driver Lewis Hamilton |
Time 1:16.410 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driver Esteban Ocon |
Time 1:16.433 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driver Sergio Perez |
Time 1:16.634 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driver Carlos Sainz |
Time 1:16.820 |
Day Three |
Tyre C4 |
Driver Sebastian Vettel |
Time 1:16.841 |
Day Two |
Tyre C5 |
Driver George Russell |
Time 1:16.871 |
Day Three |
Tyre C5 |
Driven laps + distance per driver
| Driver | Team | Laps | KM |
|---|---|---|---|
Driver Charles Leclerc |
Team Ferrari |
Laps 261 |
KM 1215 |
Driver Sergio Perez |
Team Racing Point |
Laps 238 |
KM 1108 |
Driver Sebastian Vettel |
Team Ferrari |
Laps 229 |
KM 1066 |
Driver Daniil Kvyat |
Team AlphaTauri |
Laps 221 |
KM 1029 |
Driver Valtteri Bottas |
Team Mercedes |
Laps 216 |
KM 1005 |
Driver Carlos Sainz |
Team McLaren |
Laps 209 |
KM 973 |
Driver Nicholas Latifi |
Team Williams |
Laps 208 |
KM 968 |
Driver George Russell |
Team Williams |
Laps 205 |
KM 954 |
Driver Lewis Hamilton |
Team Mercedes |
Laps 193 |
KM 898 |
Driver Romain Grosjean |
Team Haas |
Laps 193 |
KM 898 |
Driver Esteban Ocon |
Team Renault |
Laps 186 |
KM 865 |
Driver Daniel Ricciardo |
Team Renault |
Laps 177 |
KM 824 |
Driver Lance Stroll |
Team Racing Point |
Laps 173 |
KM 805 |
Driver Lando Norris |
Team McLaren |
Laps 170 |
KM 791 |
Driver Pierre Gasly |
Team AlphaTauri |
Laps 169 |
KM 787 |
Driver Kimi Raikkonen |
Team Alfa Romeo |
Laps 166 |
KM 772 |
Driver Max Verstappen |
Team Red Bull |
Laps 160 |
KM 744 |
Driver Alexander Albon |
Team Red Bull |
Laps 149 |
KM 694 |
Driver Kevin Magnussen |
Team Haas |
Laps 140 |
KM 652 |
Driver Antonio Giovinazzi |
Team Alfa Romeo |
Laps 92 |
KM 428 |
Driver Robert Kubica |
Team Alfa Romeo |
Laps 53 |
KM 246 |
Driven laps + distance per team
| Team | Laps | KM |
|---|---|---|
Team Ferrari |
Laps 490 |
KM 2281 |
Team Williams |
Laps 413 |
KM 1923 |
Team Racing Point |
Laps 411 |
KM 1913 |
Team Mercedes |
Laps 409 |
KM 1904 |
Team AlphaTauri |
Laps 390 |
KM 1815 |
Team McLaren |
Laps 379 |
KM 1764 |
Team Renault |
Laps 363 |
KM 1689 |
Team Haas |
Laps 333 |
KM 1550 |
Team Alfa Romeo |
Laps 311 |
KM 1448 |
Team Red Bull |
Laps 309 |
KM 1438 |
Driven laps + distance per engine supplier
| Engine | Laps | KM |
|---|---|---|
Engine Mercedes |
Laps 1233 |
KM 5740 |
Engine Ferrari |
Laps 1134 |
KM 5279 |
Engine Renault |
Laps 742 |
KM 3454 |
Engine Honda |
Laps 699 |
KM 3254 |
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Replies (3)
Login to replyFezile
Posts: 7
Your stats differs a lot with other sites e. g. Planet f1, Lewis you say did 193 laps they say 466, more than 200 difference. You mean more than 200 laps were mere instalation laps?
calle.itw
Posts: 8,527
I think these stats only include what went on during this second week. For instance, last week alone RBH went for 400+ laps.
calle.itw
Posts: 8,527
Hammy did a total of 193 (89+14+90) laps during this week, so that makes sense. Red Bull's numbers also add up to my theory.