Luckily, the second session of the Grand Prize of Australia free practice has not been a monologue from Red Bull. This time have been the McLarens fastest. Perhaps your upgrade package go them to give the dot did in the offseason. The single-seater British were the only ones on down to 1m25s, although Fernando Alonso has been very close.
Jenson Button has been which has scored the best time, stopping the Cronus in 1m25.854s, with little more than a tenth of his teammate Lewis Hamilton; his best record was 1m25.986s. Alonso meanwhile was left in a sigh of his former teammate with 1m26.001s. The Red Bull still lurking with Sebastian Vettel in fourth position and Mark Webber fifth, to less than half a second of the head.
The novelty of this meeting was that ran under conditions of race in the last half hour to test the new area of overtaking. It was during this period that pilots were the batteries and the times started to decline progressively. A table of times which was temporarily dominated by Michael Schumacher, he recalled old times, but eventually finished sixth.
Hispania Racing Team managed to put on track to Vitantonio Liuzzi as the session was about to end, but was not enough for it to record a Cronus. They are bad things for the Spanish team. It is assumed that Saturday morning and start shooting seriously. By far for Jose Ramon Carabante to deny economic problems, something is wrong there.
As anecdote, the session ended early because of rain in the final minutes. Then the teams dropped the curtain and left for another occasion the evidence.
1 Button McLaren - Mercedes 1m25.854s
2 Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1m25.986s + 0.132
3 Alonso Ferrari 1m26.001s + 0.147
4. Vettel Red Bull - Renault 1m26.014s + 0.160
5. Webber Red Bull - Renault 1m26.283s + 0.429
6 Schumacher Mercedes 1m26.590s + 0.736
7. Massa Ferrari 1m26.789s + 0.935
8 Perez Sauber - Ferrari 1m27.101s + 1.247
9. Barrichello Williams - Cosworth 1m27.280s + 1.426
10. Rosberg Mercedes 1m27.448s + 1.594
11. Alguersuari Toro Rosso - Ferrari 1m27.525s + 1.671
12 Petrov Renault 1m27.528s + 1.674
13 Heidfeld Renault 1m27.536s + 1.682
14. Buemi Toro Rosso - Ferrari 1m27.697s + 1.843
15 Kobayashi Sauber - Ferrari 1m28.095s + 2.241
16. di Resta Force India-Mercedes 1m28.376s + 2.522
17 Subtle Force India-Mercedes 1m28.583s + 2.729
18 Maldonado Williams-Cosworth 1m29.386s + 3.532
19 Kovalainen Lotus - Renault 1m30.829s + 4.975
20 Trulli Lotus - Renault 1m30.912s + 5.058
21. D'Ambrosio Virgin-Cosworth 1m32.106s + 6.252
22 Glock Virgin - Cosworth 1m32.135s + 6.281
23 Liuzzi HRT - Cosworth no time
Jenson Button has been which has scored the best time, stopping the Cronus in 1m25.854s, with little more than a tenth of his teammate Lewis Hamilton; his best record was 1m25.986s. Alonso meanwhile was left in a sigh of his former teammate with 1m26.001s. The Red Bull still lurking with Sebastian Vettel in fourth position and Mark Webber fifth, to less than half a second of the head.The novelty of this meeting was that ran under conditions of race in the last half hour to test the new area of overtaking. It was during this period that pilots were the batteries and the times started to decline progressively. A table of times which was temporarily dominated by Michael Schumacher, he recalled old times, but eventually finished sixth.
Hispania Racing Team managed to put on track to Vitantonio Liuzzi as the session was about to end, but was not enough for it to record a Cronus. They are bad things for the Spanish team. It is assumed that Saturday morning and start shooting seriously. By far for Jose Ramon Carabante to deny economic problems, something is wrong there.
As anecdote, the session ended early because of rain in the final minutes. Then the teams dropped the curtain and left for another occasion the evidence.
1 Button McLaren - Mercedes 1m25.854s
2 Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1m25.986s + 0.132
3 Alonso Ferrari 1m26.001s + 0.147
4. Vettel Red Bull - Renault 1m26.014s + 0.160
5. Webber Red Bull - Renault 1m26.283s + 0.429
6 Schumacher Mercedes 1m26.590s + 0.736
7. Massa Ferrari 1m26.789s + 0.935
8 Perez Sauber - Ferrari 1m27.101s + 1.247
9. Barrichello Williams - Cosworth 1m27.280s + 1.426
10. Rosberg Mercedes 1m27.448s + 1.594
11. Alguersuari Toro Rosso - Ferrari 1m27.525s + 1.671
12 Petrov Renault 1m27.528s + 1.674
13 Heidfeld Renault 1m27.536s + 1.682
14. Buemi Toro Rosso - Ferrari 1m27.697s + 1.843
15 Kobayashi Sauber - Ferrari 1m28.095s + 2.241
16. di Resta Force India-Mercedes 1m28.376s + 2.522
17 Subtle Force India-Mercedes 1m28.583s + 2.729
18 Maldonado Williams-Cosworth 1m29.386s + 3.532
19 Kovalainen Lotus - Renault 1m30.829s + 4.975
20 Trulli Lotus - Renault 1m30.912s + 5.058
21. D'Ambrosio Virgin-Cosworth 1m32.106s + 6.252
22 Glock Virgin - Cosworth 1m32.135s + 6.281
23 Liuzzi HRT - Cosworth no time
