Combined Barcelona Test (2) Times

(c) Mercedes AMG F1 Team

The third and final Barcelona Test was a busy one, with mixed conditions over the four days of testing. However it did give us a slight indication in to the 2013 running order. Here are the combined times from the test, with some other test stats too.

Pos.  Driver /       Team /         Time /       Laps   /   Tyre

1. Nico Rosberg / Mercedes/1:20.130/251 laps/Soft
2. Fernando Alonso / Ferrari / 1:20.494 / 222 laps / Soft
3. Lewis Hamilton / Mercedes / 1:20.588 / 230 laps / Soft
4. Felipe Massa / Ferrari / 1:21.266 / 206 laps / Super Soft
5. Jenson Button / McLaren / 1:21.444 / 194 laps / Soft
6. Nico Hülkenberg / Sauber / 1:21.541 / 197 laps / Soft
7. Adrian Sutil / Force India / 1:21.627 / 171 laps / Soft
8. Kimi Räikkönen / Lotus / 1:21.658 / 50 laps / Soft
9. Paul di Resta / Force India / 1:21.664 / 169 laps / Soft
10. Pastor Maldonado / Williams / 1:22.305 / 151 laps /  Soft
11. Valtteri Bottas / Williams / 1:22.468 / 147 laps / Soft
12. Sebastian Vettel / Red Bull / 1:22.514 / 165 laps / Soft
13. Esteban Gutierrez / Sauber / 1:22.553 / 191 laps / Soft
14. Mark Webber / Red Bull / 1:22.658 / 149 laps / Soft
15. Sergio Pérez / McLaren / 1:22.694 / 201 laps / Soft
16. Romain Grosjean / Lotus / 1:22.716 / 186 laps / Soft
17. Charles Pic / Caterham / 1:23.115 / 199 laps / Soft
18. Jules Bianchi / Marussia / 1:23.167 / 136 laps / Soft
19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Toro Rosso / 1:23.223 / 173 laps / Soft
20. Davide Valsecchi / Lotus / 1:23.448 / 16 laps / Soft
21. Daniel Ricciardo / Toro Rosso / 1:23.628 / 152 laps / Soft
22. Max Chilton / Marussia / 1:24.103 / 202 laps / Soft 
23. Giedo van der Garde / Caterham / 1:24.235 / 174 laps / Soft

Mileage is hugely important in Formula 1, here are the top 10 drivers in the mileage stakes, over all three tests.

1. Esteban Gutierrez  Mexico  Sauber-Ferrari   607 laps
2. Nico Rosberg  Germany  Mercedes-Mercedes  572 laps 
3. Nico Hulkenberg  Germany  Sauber-Ferrari  554 laps
4. Paul di Resta  Britain  Force India-Mercedes  553 laps 
5. Sergio Perez   Mexico  McLaren-Mercedes  553 laps 
6. Max Chilton   Britain  Marussia-Cosworth  550 laps
7. Jean-Eric Vergne   France  Toro Rosso-Ferrari  536 laps
8. Lewis Hamilton   Britain  Mercedes-Mercedes   523 laps
9. Charles Pic  France  Caterham-Renault  516 laps
10. Valtteri Bottas  Finland  Williams-Renault  513 laps

(c) Sauber F1 Team

And here is a look at how the teams shaped up when looking at mileage.

1. Sauber 1161 laps 
2. Mercedes 1095 laps 
3. Ferrari 1068 laps 
4. Red Bull Racing 1008 laps 
5. McLaren 1008 laps 
6. Caterham 985 laps 
7. Sahara Force India 980 laps 
8. Toro Rosso 960 laps 
9. Marussia 798 laps 
10. Lotus 770 laps 
11. Williams – FW35 666 laps 
12. Williams – FW34 305 laps