Split programmes for Jordan duo.
Jarno Trulli and Ricardo Zonta today completed the final day of a three-day test for Benson and Hedges Jordan-Honda in cooler conditions at Magny-Cours.
Trulli completed 58 laps and posted the fifth fastest time of 1min 14.84secs. In the morning, he worked on chassis set-up and tyre evaluation, and spent the afternoon testing development brake components and carrying out various installation checks for the
Canadian Grand Prix.
Jarno Trulli and Ricardo Zonta today completed the final day of a three-day test for Benson and Hedges Jordan-Honda in cooler conditions at Magny-Cours.
Trulli completed 58 laps and posted the fifth fastest time of 1min 14.84secs. In the morning, he worked on chassis set-up and tyre evaluation, and spent the afternoon testing development brake components and carrying out various installation checks for the
Canadian Grand Prix.
Zonta worked on general chassis set-up in the morning and spent the afternoon running development aerodynamic parts. He was sixth quickest with a time of 1min 15.08secs after completing 77 laps, but was hampered by a string of niggling problems which cut short his pre-lunch running.
Despite this, the Jordan test team leaves Magny-Cours satisfied with the completion of a predominantly productive three-day programme.
Yesterday, the team sent Heinz-Harald Frentzen home from the test early, as he was feeling unwell with the effects of his accident at the Monaco Grand Prix. After the German returned home to Monaco and underwent medical tests, the team has reported that there is no sign of injury, although Frentzen has been advised to rest until the Canadian Grand Prix.
