By BMW Sauber F1 Team
June 12 2008

Only four days after the Canadian Grand Prix, Robert Kubica was on duty again for the BMW Sauber F1 Team. The Polish driver covered a total of 69 laps in Barcelona, Spain. Weather conditions were sunny in the morning, but overcast in the afternoon, with rain from 17:00hrs. The temperatures reached 31 degrees Celsius.

Number of drivers participating: 9 of 8 teams

Fastest lap overall: Luca Badoer (Ferrari) 1:22.043 min Circuit length: 4.655 km

Robert Kubica Chassis / engine: BMW Sauber F1.08-06 / BMW P86/8 Test kilometres today: 322 km (69 laps) Fastest lap: 1:22.682 min

Programme: Robert Kubica today worked on the aerodynamical and mechanical setup of the BMW Sauber F1.08. He concentrated on evaluating different options for the upcoming French Grand Prix. Although the afternoon session was shortened by one hour due to rain the BMW Sauber F1 team could complete most of it’s scheduled test programme. In the morning Kubica encountered a minor technical issue. After radio contact with his engineer he did a precautionary stop. After repairs his car ran faultlessly for the rest of the day.

What comes next: The BMW Sauber F1 Team will continue testing in Barcelona for two more days. Tomorrow Robert Kubica will be on duty again continuing the work in preparation for the French Grand Prix. Nick Heidfeld will take over on Saturday.

Kubica returns to action: Barcelona Test Day1

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Kubica returns to action: Barcelona Test Day1

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