Louis Razia: Sorry, that was not without difficulties

Louis Razia: Sorry, that was not without difficulties

The fourth and last day of testing in Jerez for the team Marussia has not been without problems, however, Varieties of Louis managed to pass 81 circle, ending the day on the 11th line. The team focused on the long series of circles, as well as aerodynamic testing and tires.
Louis Razia: "it is a Pity that the day turned out to be not as smooth as we hoped, but we still managed to complete most of the testing program this week. Tests are needed to deal with problems that may arise during the season, so their decision is, in itself progress. Then I had the opportunity to work on the track, but there has not been without difficulties, so I don't feel that this time round matches best of our abilities.
Well that car has potential, and this can be seen quite clearly. I look forward to the next two test sessions and I think we can make some steps forward. In the meantime I will analyze the results of the first week of testing and thinking about what steps I should take to continue to improve.
I want to thank the team for what she greeted me with such enthusiasm, and I am glad that we have established a good working relationship. I am sure that it all starts with this".
John Booth: "We leave Jerez with a sense of confidence that has made progress in working with the MR02, and gathered the data needed for further refinement of the machine. Without problems, but it is an integral part of the pre-season tests. We seek to identify problems as early as possible to solve them before the next test session and before the start of the season. On the highway we got a good idea about the basic characteristics of the machine and saw the obvious potential for development.
As the team two new pilot, the week turned out to be intense - especially when working with Louis, because he would not sit behind the wheel of our last year's machine. However, both he and Max Chilton did a great job, and even at this early stage of the season we see that we will have an interesting year, as the riders showed their potential. Importantly, they are cooperating very well, and this is a key factor that will allow you to get from the car to the maximum.



Perhaps the greatest satisfaction brings to us the fact that, compared with last year we are in a completely different form. In 2012, we arrived in Australia with the machine, which managed to travel only 100 miles. And now we leave Jerez, Nakata almost 1000 km and collecting a lot of data that engineers will be working all next week. Overall this is a very good start for us and our partners, Cosworth and Williams Advanced Engineering.